ICON Truflo MF1000 In-Line Magnetic Flow Meter Sensor

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

Starting at $2,259.00 Starting at $2,033.10

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Features

  • Full port design
  • ± 0.5% fs accuracy
  • 1/2 to 8in size range
  • Excellent chemical resistance
  • User-friendly programming
  • 4-20mA, frequency pulse. RS 485
  • Standard PTFE Teflon liner
  • NEMA 4X, IP68 protection
  • Carbon steel body
  • Hastelloy C electrode

The ICON Truflo MF1000 In-Line  Magnetic Flow Meter Sensor is a microprocessor-based flow transmitter that has been engineered for high performance, easy installation, commissioning and maintenance. It provides long-lasting, reliable performance in even the most challenging applications. The transmitter is truly robust, cost-effective and has a measuring accuracy of ± 0.5% of the flow rate. The all-welded construction provides a hermetic seal that protects against moisture and other contaminants. The sealed housing ensures maximum sensor reliability by protecting all internal components and wiring from even the most aggressive environments.

The Truflo MF1000 Series Magnetic Flow Meter Sensor consists of sensor & converter. The measuring tube is equipped magnet exciting coil. The converter provides current to the magnet exciting coil and generate a magnetic field which filled measuring tube, one or more pairs of electrode which are fixed in inner-wall of the measuring tube(vertical to field direction) detect and lead to induced electromotive force after contact liquid, then delivery to converter through cable and do signal processing. Insulation lining is fixed in inner-wall of the measuring tube, and make the measuring tube high resistant and nonmagnetic. Lining contacts with the measuring fluid, different causticity

Applications

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