ADS, LLC

Huntsville, US 35805
800-633-7246
256-430-6633
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ADS LLC develops and provides technology-based hardware and software products and services for the water, wastewater, industrial, and hydroelectric industries through four divisions, ADS Environmental Services, Hydra-Stop, Accusonic Technologies, and IETG. ADS LLC is an IDEX Water & Wastewater Business.

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ADS Environmental Services’ newest flow monitor, the FlowShark Triton, offers three velocity technologies (Doppler, profiling and surface) with cross-checking of measurements ...
April 3, 2018
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ADS Environmental Services’ newest flow monitor, the FlowShark Triton offers three velocity technologies (Doppler, profiling and surface) with cross-checking of measurements for...
April 3, 2018
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FlowShark monitors are designed for high accuracy and durability utilizing the most advanced velocity measurement technologies available. They feature a single- and dual-channel...
April 3, 2018
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ADS, LLC introduces a full line of cost-efficient, advanced water loss control products for leak detection and flow measurement. These technologically innovative instruments form...
Dec. 1, 2015
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ADS, LLC introduces a full line of cost-efficient, advanced water loss control products for leak detection and flow measurement. These technologically innovative instruments form...
Dec. 1, 2015
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With over 8,000 projects successfully completed, the Pitometer Group of ADS brings specialized expertise, vast resources and experience to utilities and consultants nationwide...
Dec. 1, 2015
Qstart can instantly be downloaded from the ADS website and includes Modbus Interface for FlowShark Tritons and FlowSharks. This user-friendly software allows field crews to set...
May 22, 2012
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The ADS Mikron is a simple-to-use leak locator. The design incorporates low noise processing electronics to give acoustic performance over a wide frequency range. The leak detector...
Feb. 18, 2010