Brunata Minometer M8 radio

The Brunata Minometer M8 radio is an electronic heat cost allocator used to monitor and record heat consumption in individual residential and commercial units. This device is a critical component for sub-metering, allowing for fair billing based on actual thermal usage rather than square footage. The 'radio' designation indicates its ability to transmit data wirelessly to a central receiver, eliminating the need for manual readings inside the apartment.

The Brunata brand originated in Denmark, founded on the patented invention of the heat cost allocator by Danish engineer Christen Brun. For decades, the company operated as a major independent player in the European metering market. In 2018, Brunata was acquired by the German-based Minol Messtechnik W. Lehmann GmbH & Co. KG. Today, the brand is part of the Minol-Brunata Group, a global leader in the metering and energy efficiency services industry, maintaining a strong focus on sustainable property management and digital heating solutions.