Pressure / Leak Monitoring RTU

LibertyCES has documented Pressure / Leak Monitoring RTU specified across 1 sector application, including Data Centers.

'Data Centers' is one of nine vendor-defined market facets on Badger Meter's own Pressure and Leak Monitoring category filter — the only instrumentation-side data-center evidence in the corpus. Honesty flag: badger-meter-scada-monitoring.md does NOT itself name data centers; it is cited only because it captures the same PIPEMINDER line (4 of 4 models, 128 samples/second with waveform classification and event triangulation). The RS-45's wired-power option is the real differentiator for a permanent in-building install. — examples include Badger Meter Telog RS-45 Water and Wastewater Monitoring RTU (±0.15% FS, wired OR wireless power, -4 to 140°F), Telog Ru-32mA / Ru-32imA (±0.075% FS, 5-yr battery), Telog PR-32A / PR-32iA, PIPEMINDER-ONE Standard / External / Hydrant Pressure Transient loggers, PIPEMINDER-ONE Acoustic Sensor Data Logger, RADAR Pressure Management Data Platform (SaaS). This is moderately documented in LibertyCES's field data.

The RS-45 is the standout for LibertyCES scope — the only unit on the page explicitly scoped to both drinking water and wastewater by name, and the only one supporting wired power rather than battery-only, which is the real distinction between a permanent treatment-plant install and an unmanned field deployment. The PIPEMINDER 128-samples-per-second capture with pressure-waveform classification and event-source triangulation is high enough resolution for burst/transient forensics rather than periodic level checks. Two products (PFE-32A, iLR-32A) are marked Discontinued on the vendor's own site and should be published as reference-only, not quotable. Materials to confirm: Not a wetted-material selection — accuracy class, power source and operating temperature are the real selection axes, Discontinued and flagged as such by the vendor: Telog PFE-32A Pulse Frequency Event Recorder and iLR-32A Current Loop Recording Monitor. Specific chemicals include potable water in distribution, wastewater in collection systems, industrial process water, stormwater/rainfall (rain gauge).