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TECHNICAL PRODUCT DATA SHEET 11an Beverage Meter • Drinks dispensing • Beer monitoring • Cooling equipment • Semiconductor plant • Food and beverage > -This flowmeter is designed specifically for the drink dispensing industries including beer wines and spirits. They give high performance and competitive pricing with a flow range up to 10 litres per minute. They have totally non-metallic wetted components which makes them the ideal choice for the metering of food based products and even ultra-pure water. The standard inlet tubes are 3/8” push on pipe connectors, for OEM use alternatives are available. The bearings are made of sapphire for long life and reliability, the body is moulded in a choice of thermo-plastics (PVDF as standard) and the ‘O’ ring seal is typically Viton®. At the heart of the meter is a precision turbine that rotates freely on robust sapphire bearings and contains over-moulded magnets that are detected through the chamber wall by a Hall effect detector. The output is a stream of NPN pulses that are directly interfaced with the electronic display. This combination of materials and technology ensures a long life product with reliable operation throughout. FEATURES • Low cost • PVDF body • Sapphire bearings • Hall effect sensor • 5 to 24Vdc • 10 Bar rating • Viton® seal as standard • %” John Guest style • IP65 • 0.1% repeatability • NSF Certified for use in food and beverage production Standard Materials of Construction Body and cap - PVDF ‘O’ Ring seal - Viton® Magnets - Over-moulded Bearings - Sapphire TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Sensor block diagram TITAN ENTERPRISES LTD. Coldharbour Business Park, Sherborne, Dorset DT9 4JW Tel: (44) 01935 812790 Email: sales@flowmeters.co.uk www.flowmeters.co.uk For reference only; for latest information contact your local distributor

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