NEW Electronic Pre-set Meter!

Hands off! Select quantity and carry on!

Discover the NEW SAMOA Electronic Pre-set Meter with pre-set function, allowing hands-off operation as the meter automatically shuts off once the preset volume is delivered.

Pre-set offers a large LCD display and high flow inlet swivel, and also works with easy to replace “AA” alkaline batteries.

MAIN FEATURES:

- Protective TPE shroud

- Easy and intuitive programming

- Durable cast body

- Reliable valve operation

- Easy to operate

- 1/2” High flow inlet swivel with protective TPE swivel boot

- Large LCD display

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Camin del Fontán, 33392 Gijón, Asturias, Spain

SAMOA Industrial

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Preset counters

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