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'EKO NOM' and 'Novator' Water Meters Banned in Uzbekistan


The use of 'EKO NOM' and 'Novator' water meters has been prohibited in Uzbekistan. According to information from 'Ozsuvta’minot', the certification for these devices has expired, and they fail to meet new quality standards.

The 'Novator LK' model was valid until August 30, 2023. The 'EKO NOM' model was valid until July 10, 2020, while the 'EKO NOM SV' model is certified until November 29, 2024.

Currently, these meters do not comply with the existing quality standards and have been deemed unsuitable. Information about which water meters are officially approved for use can be obtained from the country’s official website.

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