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Data Sheet Pinpoint accuracy Approved with dynamic range up to R400 ‘Drive-by’, network or IoT Temperature measurement Low leakage limit Long range Long life Simple installation Environm
Open the catalog to page 1Contents Approved meter data Technical data Material 5 Meter sizes Meter details Display and info codes Data registers Optional data packages Wireless M-Bus Data package options Sigfox Wired M-Bus version Pressure loss Ordering details Configuration 17 Dimensioned sketches Smart water meter – ultrasonic compact meter for measurement of cold and hot water consumption in households, apartment buildings and small commercial properties Pinpoint accuracy Ultrasonic flow measurement guarantees pinpoint measuring accuracy. The meter has no built-in moving parts and is therefore less sensitive to...
Open the catalog to page 2principle. Two ultrasonic transducers are used to send sound signals both against and with the flow. The ultrasonic signal travelling with the flow reaches the opposite transducer User-friendly first. The time difference between the two signals can be The meter comes with a large and easy to read display and converted into flow velocity and subsequently volume. the meter is constructed as a hermetically vacuum sealed The accumulated water consumption is displayed by the unit, which prevents humidity from reaching the electronics. meter in cubic metres (m³) with five digits and up to three...
Open the catalog to page 3Approved meter data MID classifications Approval DK-0200-MI001-015 Mechanical environment Class M1 Electromagnetic environment Class E1 and E2 for Wireless M-Bus version Class E1 for Wired M-Bus version Climatic environment 5...55 °C, condensing humidity (indoors mounted in utility rooms and outdoors in meter pits – mounting in direct prolonged sunlight must be avoided) OIML R49 designations Accuracy class Sensitivity class Ambient class Medium temperature, cold water Medium temperature, hot water Meter types 2 U0/D0 Fulfils OIML R49 class B and O (building/outdoor) 0.1...30 °C (T30) or...
Open the catalog to page 4Technical data Accuracy MPE (maximum permissible error) MPE according to OIML R49 Meter approved 0.1…30 °C ± 5 % in range Q1 ≤ Q < Q2 ± 2 % in range Q2 ≤ Q ≤ Q4 At 30 °C < t < 70 °C ± 5 % in range Q1 ≤ Q < Q2 ± 3 % in range Q2 ≤ Q ≤ Q4 S: Start flow Q1: Minimum flow Q2: Transition flow Q3: Nominal flow Q4: Maximum flow Material Wetted parts Meter housing and meter pipe PPS with 40 % fibreglass and PSU Reflectors Stainless steel Strainer PES Meter sizes MULTICAL® 21/flowIQ® 2101 is available in different combinations of overall length and nominal flow Q3. Type number Only for selected markets.
Open the catalog to page 5Meter sizes The meter is available in cold and hot water versions, controlled by the type number, which is: 8XX for cold water and 7XX for hot water. XX = country code YY = choice of communication – also see section ‘Ordering Details’. Different extension pipes can be enclosed as accessories. These extension pipes make it possible to adjust the meter to most existing current overall lengths. (See Accessories for Water Meters: 58101270). Meter details Meter information in permanent laser engraved text. Optical eye for reading and configuration Graphic flow indicator Type number (includes...
Open the catalog to page 6Display and info codes The water meter can be read from the large, easily readable, specially designed display. The five large figures indicate number of cubic meters. The three small figures are decimals. The sign L (to the right of m³) will always be off when the meter is in operation as it is solely used during factory control and verification of the meter. The flow arrows in the left side of the display indicate water flow through the meter. If there is no flow, all arrows will be off. The info codes in the display have the following meaning and function: Info code flashes in the...
Open the catalog to page 7Temperature monitoring MULTICAL® 21/flowIQ® 2101 measures water and ambient temperatures respectively. The measurements can be used to monitor the installation and to give an indication of the quality of the water. Both temperatures are logged in the daily, monthly and yearly records. Minimum, mean and maximum values are being registered daily. The register contains the last 460 days. The first day of each month minimum, maximum and mean temperatures are stored in the register. The first day of each year minimum and maximum temperatures are stored. The register contains the last 36 months,...
Open the catalog to page 8Data registers The water meter has a permanent memory, in which the values of various data loggers are saved. The meter includes the following registers: Data logging interval Yearly logger Monthly logger Daily logger Info logger Data logging depth 10 years 36 months 460 days 50 events Logged value See table below See table below See table below Info code, meter reading and date It is always possible to read target volume and info codes for each of the latest 36 months as well as corresponding meter reading and possible info codes for each of the latest 460 days. The loggers can only be...
Open the catalog to page 9Optional data packages Wireless M-Bus Part of the data transmitted through the Wireless M-Bus radio signal is optional. It is possible to choose between different protocols (C1, T1), and various reading intervals, by choosing a specific module. Each module contains the option of choosing between up to 10 different data packages. You MUST choose one data package. 868 MHz C1 40/XX* Modules with actual values Module – ‘Radio disabled’ *) For more module options see document 5512-2336. Note that the logger is reset whenever you change between the various modules. Also note that the target date...
Open the catalog to page 10Data package options Sigfox Part of the data transmitted through the Sigfox radio signal is optional. It is also possible to choose between the different data so it changes from one data package to another. The target volume is mandatory for each transmission, but transmission 1 can have information on max flow, whereas transmission 2 can have information on min. flow. This is called ‘Sigfox sequence’. Sigfox modules Module Sigfox (for climates max 35 °C) 11 Daily values 13 Daily values sequence 97 Radio disabled Data packages Package Info codes Target volume V1 Max flow target Min. flow...
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