Track water consumption in building services, industrial facilities and distribution pipelines with the Elster Kent H4000. Its totalising register provides a local reading of accumulated water volume, helping operators compare consumption between inspection periods.
The H4000 uses the Woltmann measurement principle for bulk cold water service. When selecting a meter, consider the actual minimum, normal and maximum flow rates alongside the pipe size.
Applications and selection
- Commercial premises: Record water usage for facility management and consumption reviews.
- Industrial facilities: Monitor cold water supplied to individual buildings or operating areas.
- Distribution systems: Compare recorded water volumes at selected points in the network.
- Meter replacement: Match the existing connection, installation length and operating conditions before ordering.
Operating specifications
| Item | Details |
| Brand and model |
Elster Kent H4000 / Helix 4000 |
| Meter type |
Woltmann bulk water meter |
| Measured medium |
Cold potable water |
| Indication |
Totalised water volume |
| Maximum water temperature |
50°C |
| Maximum working pressure |
16 bar |
| Pipeline orientation |
Horizontal, vertical or inclined, subject to the manufacturer's installation requirements |
| Flow range and accuracy |
Refer to the specification for the selected meter size and version. |
Connection sizes
The following sizes are listed for this product. Confirm the required flange standard and face-to-face length when requesting a quotation.
| Nominal diameter | Nominal inch size |
| DN50 |
2 inches |
| DN80 |
3 inches |
| DN100 |
4 inches |
| DN150 |
6 inches |
| DN200 |
8 inches |
Product reference illustrations
Elster Kent H4000 reference information. Confirm applicability to the selected meter size and version.
Additional H4000 reference information for meter selection and installation planning.
Information for a quotation
Contact us for pricing and availability. To help identify the appropriate meter, include:
- Required pipe size and flange standard.
- Minimum, normal and maximum water flow rates.
- Operating water temperature and pressure.
- Pipeline orientation and available installation length.
- Any requirement for remote reading or connection to a monitoring system.
- Required quantity and delivery location.
For an existing installation, include photographs of the meter nameplate and connections so the replacement requirements can be checked.