Supply & OEM

Water Meter Manufacturer and OEM Supplier

Shandong Chenshuo Instrument builds water meters from DN15 to DN300: prepaid STS, smart AMR, ultrasonic, mechanical multi-jet, Woltman bulk and electromagnetic. The table below is the list we can quote against — every row is a model we hold current specifications for. Anything outside that list is a custom build, and you hear that in the first reply rather than waiting on a price we cannot hold.

Supply Coverage

What We Can Quote Today

Every row carries current specifications behind it. If a size is not a stock build, you hear it early.

Model Type Size range Typical buyer
Dual-channel Ultrasonic Bulk Water Meter CSW Ultrasonic Bulk Water Meter DN50 – DN200 Building & Commercial Metering, District metered areas, Industrial & Agricultural Flow Measurement
Electromagnetic Flow Meters Electromagnetic flow meters — Chemical liquid flow, Industrial process water
LXS / LXSL rotary-vane mechanical series Water meter DN15-DN65 —
Large Diameter Prepaid Water Meters Smart prepaid water meters — Bulk water metering, Prepaid water metering
Large-diameter Ultrasonic Water Meters Ultrasonic Bulk Water Meter — Bulk water metering, Utility remote reading
LXS-15E ~ LXS-65E series Mechanical Water Meter DN15 – DN65 Building & Commercial Metering, Bulk residential roll-outs, Industrial & Agricultural Flow Measurement
Mechanical Water Meter Selection DN15-DN300 Mechanical Water Meter — Building & Commercial Metering, Industrial & Agricultural Flow Measurement, Residential Metering
Prepaid Smart Water Meter Series Smart prepaid water meters — Apartment and dormitory prepayment, Campus metering, Commercial water metering
Small-diameter Ultrasonic Water Meters Ultrasonic water meters — Building sub-metering, Prepaid water metering, Remote reading projects
XT815-M STS Prepaid Water Meter DN15 / DN20 / DN25 Apartment and dormitory prepayment, Old-community meter replacement, Per-tenant sub-metering
XT815-U STS Prepaid Water Meter DN15 / DN20 / DN25 Commercial complex sub-metering, Dormitory and staff housing, High-rise residential zoned metering
Ultrasonic Heat Meters Ultrasonic heat meters — Cooling energy billing, District heating billing, Prepaid heat billing
CSW-UWM15-40 Ultrasonic Water Meter DN15 – DN40 Apartment block metering, Building & Commercial Metering, Dormitory and staff housing
Wired Remote Water Meter Series Smart remote reading water meters — Building sub-metering, Bulk water metering, Remote reading projects
Wireless Remote Water Meter Series Smart remote reading water meters — Building sub-metering, Bulk water metering, Remote reading projects

Household inlets

DN15 - DN40

Building & district

DN40 - DN100

Distribution mains

DN100 - DN300

Boundary sizes are priced with the range they sit under. Anything else is a custom build.

Where We Draw the Line

What We Say Yes To, and What We Don't

Every capability page says yes to everything. This is the part that helps when you compare three.

Water meters on the Chenshuo assembly floor

What we can quote straight away

Short answers, no caveats buried in the small print.

  • Any combination in the table above — specifications and pricing are current
  • Like-for-like replacement: same DN, same lay length, no pipe work
  • Communication to suit: 4G, NB-IoT, LoRaWAN or M-Bus
  • Your name and model number on the dial, plate and packaging
  • Split shipments if your site takes delivery in stages
Calibration bench at the Chenshuo plant

What we will tell you no about

Better to lose the enquiry at the start than the order at the end.

  • Sizes outside the table — custom build only, and you hear it first
  • Prepaid or valve control above DN65 — not in the current range
  • Hot water and special media — no product line for it, so no promise
  • Any parameter we have not verified — left out rather than filled in

How You Can Check Us

Before You Commit to a Container

The means to check us yourself — all of it startable today.

Ask for a sample first

Fit one, test it on your own bench, pull it apart if you want to. The bulk order follows your result, not our description of it.

Walk the line on video

We take you through assembly and the calibration bench on a live call. Ask for whatever angle you want — it is a factory, not a studio.

Send your own inspector

SGS, BV or your own engineer. We work to their checklist rather than ours, and we would rather they find a problem here than at your port.

Read the test report

Calibration and test records filed against your order, not a generic certificate.

Check the paperwork

Packing list, invoice, origin certificate, bill of lading — in the form your broker expects.

Start with a split order

Take a small batch, run it for a season, then scale up. It costs a little more per unit and removes most of the risk from the first buy.

How an Order Runs

Seven Steps, No Black Boxes. You always know which step you are on.

1

You send the specification

DN, quantity, medium, communication, destination. The six things listed further down this page are enough for us to work from.

What you send: size, connection type, quantity, medium, communication, destination country.

2

We check coverage

We check your combination against the table and say plainly: stock build or custom.

What you get: a straight yes, a no, or a custom-build answer with the conditions attached.

3

Quotation with the conditions attached

Price moves with quantity, size, comms and destination. Price and conditions in one message.

What you get: a price, and the four things that shape it — quantity, configuration, destination, schedule.

4

Sample or drawing approval

For large sizes and tendered work, you approve a unit or a drawing before we build the rest. This is where a mistake is cheap to fix.

What you get: a physical unit or an approved drawing to sign off before production starts.

5

Production scheduling

Your order goes into the schedule with a date, not an estimate. If something shifts it, you hear about it then rather than in the last week.

What sets the date: order size, communication option fitted, and current factory load.

6

Inspection and calibration

Meters are calibrated and inspected before packing. Your inspector is welcome to attend — their checklist, not ours.

What you get: calibration and test records that travel with your batch.

7

Packing, documents, shipment

Packed for the journey, documented for your customs broker, and shipped whole or in stages depending on what your site can receive.

What you get: packing list, commercial invoice, certificate of origin, bill of lading.

OEM & Customisation

What We Can Change for You

Want your name and your protocol? Say so at enquiry — easier to build in than add on.

Chenshuo showroom with branded water meter samples

Your name on the meter

Dial face, nameplate, model numbering and packaging under your brand, so the unit arrives looking like it came from you.

Communication module configuration on the calibration bench

Your protocol and platform

4G, NB-IoT, LoRaWAN or M-Bus, configured to report into the platform you already run rather than one you would have to adopt.

Packed water meters ready for shipment

Your packing and documents

Carton markings, manuals in your language, and export paperwork laid out the way your customs broker expects to receive it.

What We Need From You

Six Things and We Can Quote

These six decide price, lead time and whether we can take the order. Send them, get a number back.

Size and connection

DN, threaded or flanged, and which flange standard

Quantity

Total units, and whether delivery is in one lot or staged

Medium and temperature

What is flowing through it, and how hot

Communication

4G, NB-IoT, LoRaWAN or M-Bus — and the platform it must report to

Destination country

Drives approval requirements and the shipping documents

Valve or prepaid

Whether you need remote shut-off or prepaid control

Miss one and we ask, which costs a day. Destination and communication change the answer most.

Before You Enquire

Questions Buyers Ask First

Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?

We build them. The table above is the clearest answer we can give — it lists model and size combinations at a level of detail a trading company cannot produce, because a trader does not know which sizes the factory actually holds tooling and calibration for. If you want to confirm it rather than take our word, ask for the video walk-through or send your own inspector.

What is your minimum order quantity?

It depends on the model and the size — a DN20 household meter and a DN300 bulk meter are not the same conversation. Rather than publish a figure that would be wrong for half the range, we tell you the MOQ for your specific combination in the first reply. Send the DN and the quantity you have in mind and we will work from there.

Can you put our brand on the meters?

Yes — dial face, nameplate, model numbering and packaging can carry your brand. Tell us at the enquiry stage so it is built in rather than added afterwards. We will confirm exactly how far it goes for the model you are ordering.

Which certifications do you hold?

Approval is three separate things and they do not substitute for one another: legal metrology type approval (whether the meter can be used for billing in that country), a product or quality mark (whether buyers and tenders accept it), and an import clearance certificate (whether the shipment is released at port). Which of the three you need, and which we hold, depends on your market. Tell us the destination country and the application, and we will confirm what applies there and where we currently stand on each.

How long is delivery?

It varies with order size, the communication option fitted and current factory load — which is why we do not print a number here. Once the specification is confirmed you get a date you can hold us to, and if it moves you hear about it when it moves, not in the final week.

Send the DN and the Quantity

Those two tell us most of it. You get the models that cover the combination — or a plain custom-build answer.

Request a Quote

Meter type, size, quantity and destination are enough for us to come back with a price.