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water meter

noun

  1. a device for measuring and registering the quantity of water that passes through a pipe or other outlet.



water meter

noun

  1. a device for measuring the quantity or rate of water flowing through a pipe

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of water meter1

First recorded in 1855–60
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England faces huge future water shortages and needs a "continued and sustained effort" to reduce demand, including more hosepipe bans and 'smart' water meters, warns the Environment Agency.

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About half of households in England and Wales have a water meter, so they only pay for the amount they use, plus a standing charge.

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And a 1971 water meter moratorium — put into place because Bolinas has a limited water supply — has effectively prohibited new development for the last 54 years.

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The industry body also requested that water meters be universal across England and Wales to make bills fairer.

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Experts say getting a water meter fitted can reduce bills if you have relatively low usage.

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