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Flow meter

-- Plant Engineering, 5/15/2008

The Multi-Mag L series flowmeter uses multi-point sensing technology for large line sizes, a smart programmable signal converter and a noise-immune cable that can be used in municipal water and industrial processes. The flowmeter features a microprocessor-based signal converter that provides linearity across six points of measurement for an expanded flow range with higher turndowns and repeatability. The flowmeter’s output signal is 4-20 mA analog, which is galvanically isolated and fully programmable for zero- and full-scale, high/low flow rates, percent of range, empty pipe, forward/reverse and polarity. Designed with dual alarms with two separate outputs, the series’ operating temperature range is -4 to 140 F.

McCrometer

www.mccrometer.com

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