Adding flow measurement to existing pipework is straightforward with an insertion probe and optional tapping saddle or welding socket. The stainless steel flow transmitter uses a vane-wheel measuring principle for pipes from DN 32 and larger, covering flow velocities from 0.3 to 6 m/s with repeatability of ±1%.
Choose the output that fits your control system: push-pull, 4–20 mA, 0–10 V, programmable frequency up to 2 kHz or limit switch. The outputs are short-circuit and reverse-polarity protected. Depending on the mounting method, the transmitter supports media temperatures from 0 to +60 °C with a tapping saddle or from 0 to +95 °C with a welding socket. Ingress protection (IP65) and a recommended straight inlet and outlet run of approximately 10xD support dependable installation in industrial piping systems.
Uses an impeller-wheel measuring principle for flow measurement in pipework.
Supports 0 to +60 °C with a tapping saddle and 0 to +95 °C with a welding socket.
Available with a 2 m cable or an M12x1, 4-pin circular connector.
Analog-output and adjustable-frequency versions are available with fixed ranges of 1, 2, 4 and 6 m/s.
The recommended installation uses an inlet and outlet straight run of approximately 10xD. In horizontal pipes, the sensor should point 45° downward.
Wetted components include PVDF, epoxy resin, Iglidur X, ceramic ZrO2-TZP and FKM. EPDM and NBR seal options are available.