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Series UFB Ultrasonic Flowmeter Set
Brand: Dwyer Instruments, Inc.The Series UFB Ultrasonic Flowmeter Set utilizes the transit-time difference for measuring flow rates in pipes non-invasively. This is the permanent model, allowing the user to mount the converter on a surface or pipe.
The easy-to-use compact and lightweight design is intended for mechanical devices using ideally homogeneous liquids that contain no air pockets. The Series UFB comes with a sturdy IP65 rating, protecting it from dust and direct water contact. The Series UFB has 4 to 20 mA and pulse output capabilities.
Features- Non-Invasive Pipe Measurement
- Easy-to-Use compact and lightweight design, intended for homogeneous liquids that contain no air
- Simple installation with all necessary components included such as converter, Sensor, Cables and Mounting Accessories
- Sturdy IP65 Rating, protecting it from dust and direct water contact
Specifications
Brand
Accuracy
- ± 0.5 to ± 2% of Flow Reading of Flow Rate > 0.03 ft/sec (0.01 m/sec) & Pipe O.D. > 3.0" (75 mm)
- ± 3% of Flow Reading for Flow Rate > 0.03 ft/sec (0.01 m/sec) & Pipe O.D. 0.5 to 3" (13 to 75 mm)
- ± 6% of Flow Reading for Flow Rate < 0.03 ft/sec (0.01 m/sec)
Approvals & Certifications
- CE
Consumption
- 10.5 W
Display
- 240 x 64 Pixel Graphic Display High Contrast Black on White with Backlight
- 5" W x 1.3" H (5 x 33.02 mm)
Electrical Connectors
- Removable Screw-in Typical Terminal Block
Environmental Protection
- IP54
- IP65
Input
- TNC Cable from Sensors
Loop Resistance
- 620 ohms, Maximum
Materials of Construction
- ABS Plastic
- Aluminum
Media
- Liquids & Gases
Mounting
- Wall Mounted
NACE & NIST
- NIST Traceable Calibration Certificate
Output
- 0 to 16 mA
- 0-20 mA
- 0 to 26 mA
- 4-20 mA
- 48 V at 500 mA - Maximum
- Pulse Width - 2 to 500 ms
Pipe Size
- 0.5" to 79" (13 to 2,000 mm)
Power Requirement
- 1 A, Maximum
- 240 Vac/Vdc
- 50/60 Hz
- 86-264 Vac
Repeatability
- ± 0.5% of Measured Value or 0.03 ft/sec (0.01 m/sec)
Response Time
- < 500 milliseconds
Temperature Range
- -20° to 135° C (-4° to 275° F) - Transducer
