Multilog LX2

Multilog LX2

The HWM Multilog LX2 is a next-generation water network logger designed for flow, pressure, and leakage monitoring and ensure reliable supply.

With multi-channel inputs for flow, pressure, and leakage monitoring, utilities gain a complete view of their network, enabling early leak detection and proactive maintenance. Its advanced LTE-M and NB-IoT connectivity with 2G fallback ensures real-time data transmission even in areas with weak coverage, giving operators continuous visibility across urban and rural zones.

The compact, IP68-rated housing provides long-lasting durability in submerged or harsh environments, reducing the need for frequent replacements. Meanwhile, a 5-year battery life means lower maintenance costs and fewer site visits, especially valuable in remote or hard-to-reach locations.

By supporting digital, analogue, and serial sensor inputs, the Multilog LX2 allows one device to cover multiple applications — from demand and leakage monitoring to pipeline performance — delivering greater flexibility at lower infrastructure costs.

The result is a smarter, more resilient water network that reduces non-revenue water, improves resource management, and supports modern smart city and rural supply initiatives.

Applications of Multilog LX2:

• Non-Revenue Water (NRW) Reduction - Detecting leaks in aging water distribution pipelines to reduce massive water losses faced by many Indian cities.
• Smart City Projects - Integrating with SCADA and IoT platforms for continuous flow and pressure monitoring in Smart Cities Mission initiatives.
• Urban Water Supply Management - Monitoring district metered areas (DMAs) in metros like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru to ensure equitable distribution and reduce unauthorized usage.
• Rural and Semi-Urban Water Schemes - Supporting Jal Jeevan Mission by tracking supply levels and performance in remote or low-resource areas with limited power availability.
• Industrial Water Use Monitoring - Logging flow and pressure in industrial estates, SEZs, and manufacturing hubs where reliable water supply is critical.
• Pipeline Performance Monitoring - Tracking pressure transients and surges in long-distance transmission mains to prevent bursts and supply interruptions.
• Groundwater and Storage Monitoring - Monitoring reservoirs, tanks, and groundwater recharge systems to optimize water resource management.