With ista's wireless M-Bus, you always have direct and secure access to your meter data. No cables, just convenience – for efficient energy management and clear insights.
With the extensive wireless M-Bus system from ista, you can easily manage the energy consumption of up to 2,000 meters via one central system.
With our advanced technology, you always have control over your energy consumption. You can easily monitor usage and make adjustments where necessary. The wireless symphonic M‑Bus system ensures constant and reliable readings, suitable for any situation.
The ultego® III heat meter uses the ultrasonic measurement principle and accurately records energy consumption in heating and cooling systems. The device is available in various versions and combines a flow sensor, temperature sensors, and a calculation unit.
For communication, the ultego® III can be equipped with wireless M-Bus. This allows consumption data to be reliably and automatically transmitted to a central reading system, without manual on-site recording. Integration into existing wireless networks (for example, according to the OMS standard) is therefore easily possible.

By integrating ista's wireless M-Bus system with our consumption measurement services, you gain access to a complete solution for smart energy management. Our M-Bus technology ensures reliable meter reading and provides accurate data for billing.
The symphonic wireless M-Bus system from ista operates with advanced technology that allows you to centrally read various meters, such as heat, water, electricity, and gas meters. One master device communicates with up to 2,000 slave devices (meters) within the M-Bus network. This wireless system ensures secure, reliable, and encrypted transmission of measurement data, suitable for various situations.
Supports up to 2,000 meters for large-scale network configurations.
Remote access to energy consumption data without needing physical entry into homes.
Provides insight into consumption for efficient management.
Secure data transmission thanks to advanced encryption.