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Schneider Electric U001-0158

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U001-0158

Tee Meter, Brass Flow Sensor:

  • 2" Cast Brass Tee Metal tee-style liquid flow sensor with cast bronze housing fits 1/2" to 1.5" NPT. These sensors are accurate, even at low flow rates. Use in conjunction with a Veris flow monitor or transmitter for a complete flow monitoring system. APPLICATIONS
  • Measuring liquid flow rates
  • Accounting for total accumulated flow Features
  • PPS electronics housing...highly durable
  • Six-bladed impeller design with a proprietary, non-magnetic sensing mechanism...high accuracy and repeatability
  • Forward-swept impeller is less prone to fouling by water-borne debris...reliable performance with minimal downtime
  • Operation and repeatability even at low flow rates
  • Signal can travel up to 2000 ft (609m) between the sensor and the display unit without the need for amplification
  • Supplied with 20 ft (6m) of 2-conductor AWG 20 UL type PTLC cable (105ºC rated)
  • Sensors of similar type are interchangeable, so there is no need for recalibration after servicing or replacement...quick install and fast maintenance Series Specifications
  • Maximum Pressure At 38ºC (100ºF) 400psi; At 105ºC (221ºF) 325psi
  • Wetted Materials UHMW-PE bearing, polyamide impeller, tungsten carbide shaft, EPDM O-rings
  • Recommended Flow 0.3 to 15 ft/sec (0.09 to 4.5m/sec)
  • Accuracy +/-1.0% of rate
  • Repeatability +/-0.7% over recommended design flow range*
  • Linearity +/-0.7% over recommended design flow range*
  • Rangeability 60:1
  • Transducer Excitation Quiescent current 600uA@8VDC to 35VDC max.; Quiescent voltage (Vh)=Vsupply - (600mA*Zsupply); On-State (Vlow) Max 1.2VDC@40mA current limit(15 ?+0.7VDC
  • Output Frequency 0.8 to 80 Hz * =10 upstream and =5 downstream straight pipe diameters, uninterrupted flow.

Brand: Schneider Electric

SKU: U001-0158

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