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MXT03+MXS05RU Online Flow Monitor for Drainage Networks
The MXT03+MXS05RU is a battery-powered, online flow‑monitoring device specifically designed for urban drainage networks. This system comprises the MXT03 data‑acquisition unit paired with MXS05 series velocity sensors, offering convenient deployment without the need for power cabling or fiber‑optic installation. It is commonly used for monitoring flow rates and water levels in manholes and pipelines.
2026
04-20
Employee Training Tweet
Learning drives action, and collective effort fuels growth! To help you shed your “newbie” status, get up to speed on the company’s core business, master essential product skills, and quickly adapt to your role, we’ve organized a dedicated product‑focused training program for new hires—packed with practical insights and rich in takeaways. Join us as we look back on this journey of growth!
04-17
MXT03 Series Online Water Quality Monitor for Drainage Networks
The MXT03 series online water quality monitor for drainage networks is a low‑power, highly rugged, explosion‑proof multi‑parameter water quality monitoring terminal specifically designed for urban underground drainage systems. It employs electrode‑type water quality sensors equipped with an automatic self‑cleaning mechanism and offers optional measurements of temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, suspended solids (SS), ammonia nitrogen, chemical oxygen demand (COD), and other parameters.
04-13
MXT03P Dual-Pressure Level Monitor
The MXT03P dual-pressure level transmitter is a high-precision liquid-level monitoring device that employs a dual-pressure measurement principle. It boasts excellent overall accuracy and outstanding long-term stability, with a 316L corrosion‑resistant probe that is both anti‑clogging and highly resistant to corrosive environments. Its wide‑temperature‑range, robust enclosure design ensures reliable performance in harsh operating conditions. The instrument supports multiple communication protocols, including 4G, 5G, and NB‑IoT, and integrates intelligent self‑diagnostics and level‑alarm functions. With its easy installation, it complies with numerous industry standards and is widely suited for industrial liquid-level monitoring applications such as water treatment and chemical storage tanks.
03-31
As winter gently settles in and Little New Year brings a cozy warmth, may the new year bring you all the best—may everything go as you wish!
As the old year draws to a close and the new one is just around the corner, today is Little New Year. At Nanjing Moxing, may your life be vibrant and full of sunshine!
2022
01-26
How can we achieve accurate, timely, and systematic water-level monitoring?
As is well known, water-level monitoring has long been a highly challenging task. We must contend with numerous sources of interference, including water pressure, terrain, and weather conditions, in order to achieve accurate, timely, and systematic water-level monitoring. To this end, we need to provide users—ranging from regulatory agencies at all levels—with water-level data that can be used for analysis and research.
2020
12-09
Do you know what buffer solutions are used in pH water quality testers?
As we all know, during the use of water quality analyzers, contaminants in the sample water can affect the instrument’s performance. Therefore, after a period of operation, it is necessary to clean and calibrate the equipment to ensure the accuracy of water quality measurements; however, certain challenges may arise during calibration and cleaning.
11-25
What instruments are required to measure ammonia nitrogen in water?
Nitrogen in aquatic systems, as the primary driver of eutrophication, is often a key focus of research and engineering efforts in the water‑pollution‑control sector, with its significance sometimes rivaling that of organic pollutants.
How to handle a full-scale reading on a radar level transmitter?
At present, most radar level gauges used in China employ horn antennas. When the same antenna system is exposed to dust, it is prone to caking and stratification, leading to interference and other issues.
10-27
How to address improper operation or incorrect installation of flow meters
Electromagnetic flowmeters, vortex flowmeters, and turbine flowmeters frequently encounter malfunctions in routine operation, including operator errors, environmental interference, and equipment defects; cavitation and liquid–gas bubbles or gas condensation; as well as wear and deposition. Such issues often result in the inability to perform accurate flow measurements or in measurement failure.