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Neptune Technology Group

Neptune Technology Group manufactures water measurement and meter-reading equipment for water utilities. The line runs from residential T-10 meters and lead-free MACH 10 ultrasonic meters through commercial and industrial turbine and PROTECTUS III stainless meters, absolute encoder registers, and the endpoints and gateways that move consumption data off the meter.

Hardware is paired with Neptune 360, the company's meter data software, and with R900 radio endpoints, gateways, and field tools such as the belt clip transceiver and Bluetooth programming mouse. Neptune presents these as one system rather than separate purchases, and states that its AMI systems are built to remain compatible with equipment a utility already owns.

The company traces its water business to 1892 and says it now serves more than 4,000 water utilities across North America. Corporate headquarters and the company's Meter School training sessions are at 1600 Alabama Highway 229 in Tallassee, Alabama, and Neptune exhibits at regional and national water conferences including its own CONNECT users' conference.

No prices are published. Registration for training and product configuration both run through a local Neptune territory manager, so a community water system should expect to be routed to a regional contact rather than buying from the site.

Best for

Water utilities and privately owned community water systems that need meters, registers, and the radio network to read them; buyers wanting a small packaged submetering kit will find this is utility-grade infrastructure sold through territory managers.

What they do

  • Residential water meters
  • Commercial and industrial water meters
  • Ultrasonic water meters
  • Absolute encoder registers
  • AMR and AMI radio endpoints and gateways
  • Neptune 360 meter data software
  • Field programming and meter reading tools
  • Meter School operator training

Details

AttributeValue
Founded1892
OfficesTallassee, AL

What stands out

  • States that it serves more than 4,000 water utilities across North America.
  • Traces its water metering business to 1892 and sells only into water.
  • Corporate headquarters and its Meter School training are at 1600 Alabama Highway 229, Tallassee, Alabama.
  • Runs a Canada CONNECT users' conference and sponsors the National Water and Wastewater Conference.