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bulk water meter model 725

bulk water meter model 725

bulk water meter model 725

Product catalog summary
Application
The Hydrant Tester Model 725 is designed to check the actual amount of water available at the end of a pipe.
Features
  • Includes a Hydrant meter WP-F3MB68 DN 80, pressure gauge, carrying/protective handle, and input/output with fixed B-coupling.
  • Equipped with a FLYPPER electronic counter module with IP68 protection, mechanical switch for display change, M-Bus interface to EN 1434-3, and no automatic display change.
  • Pulse output: 100 l/pulse forward and return.
Pulse Outputs
  • Open-collector circuits with no internal current limiting; external collector resistance of 1 kohm at 30 V may be required.
  • Max input voltage: 30 V, max input current: 27 mA, voltage drop at active output: max 2 V/27 mA.
  • Current through inactive output: max 5 µA / 30 V, max reverse polarity voltage: 6 V, max current: 100 mA.
  • Pulse duration: 125 ms, pulse break: min 125 ms.
Technical Data
  • Model: 725, Type: WP-EZM, Nominal diameter: DN 80 mm.
  • Nominal flow rate: 40 m3/h, Lower measuring range limit: 0.5 m3/h, Flow limit: 2 m3/h, Maximum flow rate: 150 m3/h.
  • Operating pressure: 16 bar, Operating temperature: 30°C.
  • Meter coupling: Fixed B-coupling, Weight: 10.75 kg.
  • Counter module LCD range: 6-digit, 0 - 999999 m3 for current volume, 0.001 - 999.999 m3 for high-resolution volume, 0.01 - 9999.99 m3 for instantaneous flow rate.
  • Pressure gauge display range: 0 to 16 bar.
Order References
  • Model 725, Type designation: WP-EZM, Article number: 725 003 68.
Accessories
  • Lockable wooden case, Article number: 812 313.
Dimensions
  • Carrying/protective handle width: 180 mm.
  • Includes pressure gauge, stop valve, and fixed B-coupling.
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