ICON Truflo UF500 Series Ultrasonic Flow Meter Sensor

Hassle-free installation, fast setup, remove flow restrictions, and no pipe modifications for industrial or low pressure systems .

Starting at $1,399.00 Starting at $1,259.10

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Features

  • Simple to install, no pipe cutting
  • Large blue OLED low light display
  • ± 2.0% of fs accuracy
  • 1/2 to 6 in pipe sizes
  • No moving parts, no matienence
  • Flow rate and total, resettable
  • Flow velocity range, 0.3 to 15 ft/s
  • Compatible with PVC, PP, PVDF, PE, SS, and copper pipe

The ICON Truflo UF500 Series Ultrasonic Flow Meter Sensor is designed for fast setup and remove flow restrictions with no pipe modification necessary, ensuring hassle-free installation. 

The flow meters are designed with a wide dynamic flow range, spanning from 0.1 to 5 m/s (0.3 to 15 ft/s) making them suitable for a diverse range of applications, including low-pressure systems. The flow meter’s ultrasonic transducer sends 50+ pulses/sec, ensuring accurate measurement of liquid flow rates in full pipes. Making the UF500 high adaptable to diverse scenarios.

The rugged construction of these flow meter sensors is another testament to their quality and reliability. Available in Teflon Epoxy Coated Aluminum body, they strike a perfect balance between being lightweight and possessing excellent external corrosion resistance. This ensures longevity and durability, contributing to an extended lifecycle with virtually no maintenance requirements.

Save time and install these ultrasonic flow meter sensors seamlessly in under two minutes without altering existing piping configurations. Ideal for low-pressure systems or industrial use, the flow meter provides exceptional value, ensuring accurate and hassle-free liquid flow measurement.

Applications

  • Liquid chemical flow measurement
  • Filtration systems
  • Water and wastewater monitoring
  • Industrial chemical distribution
  • Process chemical skids
  • Liquid consumption
  • Discharge verification