Emflux Flowmeters

Aquamonix is the owner and manufacturer of Emflux Flow meters, which have been in continuous operation in Australia for over 50 years.  The Emflux meters have been sold under various brands, including Combined Instrument, Tyco, and Pentair, with an installed base of over 50,000 metering sites

They are proudly designed and manufactured in Sydney, Australia, by Aquamonix, ensuring local support and backup technical services.

Yes – we have regional sales and technical teams who can advise and assist with any flow metering enquiries or technical support.  We provide regular training sessions in our Sydney factory and make our Engineering and production teams available to support product and project enquiries.

Our meters are designed and manufactured in Australia, backed by local technical support, field training, and a comprehensive warranty. While our products may not be the lowest-priced compared to some imported alternatives, they are built for reliability in demanding environments, where performance is expected to last for over 20 years.

Simply put, the appeal of a lower upfront cost can be fleeting, but the consequences of poor quality often endure.

We have supplied Emflux electromagnetic flow meters to major irrigation schemes, water authorities, and industrial applications across Australia for over 45 years. Our clients include Murrumbidgee Irrigation and Murray Irrigation (NSW), Sunwater (QLD), Goulburn-Murray Water, Southern Rural Water, and Lower Murray Water (VIC), as well as the Ord River Scheme and Harvey Water (WA), and CIT and RIT (SA). We also work with leading industrial and resource companies such as SANTOS, Shell, BHP, and Rio Tinto.

We generally hold a stock of smaller-sized meters and can deliver within a few weeks. Larger units or custom meters are built to order but can still be delivered within a 5-8 week time frame.

Our quotes can usually provide full packaging and road transport costs to your site, so you do not have to worry about any third-party freight companies or additional costs.

All our meters come with a full 12-month warranty to cover materials and workmanship.  If there is ever an issue, we can generally provide replacement units or can perform local repairs to quickly restore remote sites to full operation.

The Emflux range of electromagnetic flowmeters includes flanged meters in a steel or plastic body in sizes from 50mm to 1200mm.  We also provide a range of Pit Mount or End Insert Meters in sizes from 150mm to 1500mm. All meters can be fitted with our solar-powered meters. Transmitter unit for remote application, or our Mains/24V unit for industrial or mining applications.

Aquamonix flowmeters use the electromagnetic principle (Faraday’s Law of Induction) to measure flow. There are no moving parts, which means minimal maintenance and no obstruction to flow — ideal for dirty or silt-laden water.

Aquamonix EMFLUX flowmeters are typically calibrated and tested in our NATA Flow Rig to achieve better than ±0.5% accuracy.

Yes. All Aquamonix electromagnetic flowmeters are pattern approved to AS/NZS standards (e.g., AS4747:2013), suitable for non-urban water metering and irrigation compliance requirements.

Absolutely — they’re designed for irrigation off-takes, non-urban water supply, wastewater treatment, mining, and urban water applications. Pattern approval makes them suitable for billing or regulatory compliance where required.

Aquamonix meters cover a wide range of diameters (from DN50 up to DN1500) and are capable of accurate measurement across low-flow to high-velocity conditions (typical operational range up to ~10 m/s).

Unlike mechanical meters, Aquamonix electromagnetic meters require very little maintenance due to no moving parts. Routine checks are recommended, and a battery change every ~5 years for battery-powered transmitters is typical.

It is an inline meter that can be flanged or inserted directly into the pipework. It requires a full pipe and a straight run of 5 diameters upstream to ensure accuracy.

No – all Emflux meters can be used in any orientation – horizontal, vertical, or sloped pipelines. The only requirement is that the pipe must be running full of water, not half full.

With no moving parts in the flow path, they require minimal maintenance and create no obstruction or pressure loss in the system.