Building on more than 50 years of flow metering and ultrasonics industry experience, our engineering team designs and develops reliable, innovative plug and play ultrasonic flowmeters, that help you get more accurate data, faster, and with less hassle.
Non-invasive—pipe wall is not penetrated
No pressure drop in fluid
Simple clamp-on mounting
No contact with pipe fluid
No risk of leaks or contamination of fluid
No damage by debris or chemicals inside pipe
No system shutdown or costly pipe modifications for installation or repair
Easy and inexpensive to install and move
Little to no maintenance
Insensitive to fluid type, chemicals
Insensitive to viscosity
Cost does not scale with pipe diameter
No moving parts
Our proprietary SoundWater Reciprocity Architecture™ prevents zero-flow drift and eliminates the need for calibration, resulting in long-term measurement stability and accuracy.
Featuring compact lightweight construction and intuitive Apps — our products reduce installation, training, and setup — saving you time and money.
Locally owned and operated out of Wenatchee, Washington, our products are built with American quality and ingenuity.
Our transducers auto-adjust ultrasonic power output depending upon pipe and fluid conditions — giving you more frequent measurements when things get tough (e.g., corroded pipe or murky fluid).
SoundWater products are built to last using the highest quality materials, gasketed & double O-ring seals, and silicone gel to protect electronics.
We establish long-term customer relationships based on trust and service. We will respond to your needs and requests within 24 hours.
“SoundWater Technologies exceeds our expectations. This is why I keep coming back.”
“I buy SoundWater products because they work.”
SoundWater Technologies is happy to announce that we have completed C1D2 (hazardous area) certification, AND UL/CSA (electrical safety) compliance for the Cypress Ultrasonic Flowmeters.
SoundWater recently finished construction of a new flow calibration system. The new system will be used to test and calibrate clamp-on ultrasonic flowmeters.
We were recently approached by a customer with a few questions so we thought we would share our answers for others who might find themselves in similar situations.
The Oregon Water Resources Department (OWRD), alongside the United States Geological Survey (USGS) and the Washington Department of Ecology (Ecology), are currently conducting a collaborative bistate groundwater study in the Walla Walla Basin.
In this blog, we share quick steps on how to install your Orcas Flowmeter once your transducer spacing has been set and locked. SoundWater Ultrasonic Flowmeter set up is quick and easy, saving you time and money!
This blog outlines information on collecting data and data logging. The process is very similar for all of the SoundWater Ultrasonic Flowmeters.
We are often asked by customers if there is a difference between installing ultrasonic clamp-on flowmeters on vertical or horizontal pipes. In this short blog, we will discuss both cases.
Jeff Peery, founder and CEO, shares a new update to the Orcas App which includes controls to setup a security password for your flowmeter.
SoundWater Technologies recently released a new update to the Orcas App which includes controls to setup a security password for your flowmeter.
With all flowmeters, it is important to consider the tradeoff between measurement response time and smoothness or stability - to optimize your flow monitoring application.
