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PW Series FIow Sensor
Specifications
General Information
The PW Series are impeller-type insertion meters designed for use in pipe sizes 1/2" to 8". High-quality jewel bearings and nickel-bound tungsten carbide shaft are used for maxi­mum life and extreme low friction. Bodies are machined from solid rod for maximum precision. The rotation of the rotor is detected by a non-drag Hall-effect sensor. Output is a pulse-type square wave, which can be sent long distances (up to 2,000 feet) without a transmitter. This signal can be connected directly to controls, as well as PLC's, counters, and computer cards.
PW meters are ideal for chemical proportioning applica­tions. For rate and total display, as well as pump pacing, the FT415/420 flow indicator can be mounted directly on the PW Series, or remotely on a wall or panel.
The PW Series require special fittings, since they are not depth-adjustable. Installation in the fitting ensures correct depth placement in the pipe. Fittings are made of PVC, and are included in the model selection. Two inch diameters or less are installed with a pipe "T" (included). Three inch diameters or larger come in a "Saddle" which slips over the pipe and requires a hole to be drilled.
Specifications
Sensor
Hall Effect Sensor
Materials
Sensor Body
Rotor
Shaft
Bearings
Maximum Pressure
PVC
12 VDC current sinking pulse
PVC Kynar
Nickel-bound tungsten carbide, ceramic optional Ruby jewel
175 PSI (12 bar) at 75° *
Maximum Temperature
PVC 130° F (55° C)*
Accuracy
1-1/2% FS
Flow Range (GPM)
1/2" 3/4" 1" M/2" 2" 3" Min 0.28 0.5 0.8 1.9 3.1 6.9
4"
12
6"
27
8"
47
Max 28 50 80 190 314 691 1200 2700 4700 Cable
#22 AWG 3-con, 18' * (see Pressure vs. Temperature chart)
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