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Transi-Flow

Transi-Flow

Transi-Flow

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Hoffer Ultrasonic flow meters, specifically the Transi-Flo I series, are designed for measuring flow rates of various liquids, including conductive, non-conductive, and aggressive types. These meters utilize ultrasonic wave transit time differences to determine flow rates, offering high accuracy and stability across a wide range of conditions.
Specifications: The flow meters are available in single and dual-beam configurations, with line sizes ranging from 1-1/4” to 12”. They can handle nominal pressures of 232 and 580 PSIG. The measurement accuracy is ±1.0% for single beam and ±0.5% for dual beam when the liquid velocity exceeds 0.5m/s. The operational temperature range for liquids is 32 to 311°F, and the ambient temperature range is 41 to 131°F.
Configurations: The meters are offered in three configurations: SELECT (with display and control keyboard), CLASSIC (with display), and EFFICIENT (signal outputs only). The electronic unit can be integral or remote, with protection classes of IP65 for remote and IP67 for integral versions.
Outputs and Options: The meters provide insulated pulse and frequency outputs, relay outputs, and optional RS 485 communication. They support extended temperature ranges and mass flow rate measurement capabilities. The sensor protection class is IP68.
Quality and Compliance: The design, manufacture, and testing of these products are certified to ISO 9001 standards. Users are advised to verify specifications with the manufacturer as they are subject to change.
Contact Information: Hoffer Flow Controls, 107 Kitty Hawk Lane, P.O. Box 2145, Elizabeth City, NC 27906-2145. Phone: 800-628-4584, 252-331-1997. Fax: 252-331-2886. Website: www.hofferflow.com, Email: [email protected].
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The Hoffer Ultrasonic flow meters of the Transi-Flo I single beam and dual- beam type series are intended for flowrate measurements of conductive, non-conductive and aggressive liquids. Ultrasonic flow meters operate on the principle of measuring the difference in transit times of ultrasonic waves traveling in and against the fluid flow direction. The meter consists of a flow sensor and associated electronic unit. Ultrasonic flow meters offer excellent user value and high measurement accuracy over a wide range of flow rates, long-term stability, negligible pressure losses and the capability of measuring the flowrate of virtually any liquid medium. The electronic unit supplies power to both ultrasonic probes and, via its outputs, communicates the flow-rate data to other data processing systems. The meter can be supplied either as an integral system or with a remote electronic unit. The meters are offered in three configurations: SELECT (including a display unit and control keyboard, signal outputs), CLASSIC (including a display unit, signal outputs) or EFFICIENT (signal outputs only). In the integral version, the electronic unit is mounted in an aluminum housing and in the remote version it is fitted into a

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Meter Sizes and Flow Rates REMOTE ELECTRONIC UNIT INTEGRAL METER MOUNTED ELECTRONIC HOFFER FLOW CONTROLS, INC. Registered Company

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