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For measuring water pressure

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VIDI Pressure 2.0 is a battery-operated device that measures water pressure and transmits data wirelessly.

VIDI Pressure 2.0 is a Smart IoT device for reading pressure in water distribution networks.

It measures the water pressure and transmits data wirelessly via LPWA networks. After easy configuration with a dedicated mobile app (AVK Assist) through NFC communication, the device periodically transmits information about the pressure in the network to the VIDI Cloud platform or to third-party software (e.g., SCADA and GIS).

With detailed knowledge about the general network pressure, water utilities can optimize the pressure to operate the water distribution network more efficiently, reduce operational costs, secure customer satisfaction, and limit the number of leaks or bursts.

VIDI Pressure is typically installed in combination with an AVK tapping saddle or PRV.

Variant 3001/001-002

Features

Operating conditions:
Range: 0-16 bar (0-232 psi); accuracy: ≤1,2% FS; resolution: 0,1% FS; operating temperature: -20 to +65 °C

Installation:
Process connection: G1/4 BSP (male); easy configuration via NFC (via AVK Assist app)

Connectivity & security:
2-way communication; multiband (worldwide); max. 23 dBm output power; supports LTE-M, NB-IoT; using CoAP protocol; end-to-end encryption; remote firmware update; operating bands: B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B8, B12, B13, B17, B19, B20, B25, B26, B28, B66

Sampling and transmission:
Sampling rate: 1 minute - 24 hours; Transmission interval: 5 minutes to 24 hours

Battery:
1x Li-SOCl₂ D-cell, 3,6V 13000 mAh (replaceable); up to 10-years lifetime*

IP rating:
Transmitter casing: IP68 (2 m for 48 hr); sensor: IP68

Material:
Transmitter casing: robust ABS plastic cover; sensor: stainless steel AISI 316L; cable: PVC

* Battery life depends on installation, environmental conditions and user interactions. Installation in areas with poor communication signal, low temperatures, use of iron covers or frequent network reconnections can affect battery life.