PWM paddle-wheel flow meter
Principles of Operation
Fluid flowing through the unit causes the paddle wheel to spin. As the magnets embedded in the paddle spin past the sensor, electrical pulses are produced in which frequency is proportional to the flow rate. The revolutions per minute and the K-factor (number of pulses/Gallon) make it is possible to calculate the flow volume passing through the unit.
 | SPECIFICATIONS | 
  | ACCURACY | ±1% FS | 
 | MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE | 70° C (160° F) | 
 | MAXIMUM PRESSURE | 10 bar (150 psi) | 
 | POWER | 5 to 24 Vdc @ 2 mA | 
 | OUTPUT SIGNAL | NPN open collector (load 30 mA max) | 
 | DIMENSIONS | 56H x 108L x 53D mm (2.2 x 4.25 x 2.2")Without RTD and Hall switch adapters. | 
 | CABLE | 1.8 m (6') or 3.7m (12') optional | 
 | RTD | Platinum 0.00385 TCR, meetsEN 60751, Class B | 
	  
	 
	 
	 
	 
	    	   PWM meter literature
 PWM meter literature    PWM Paddle-wheel flowmeter catalog page(s)  
   	   Digital and Analog Flow Meters Catalog
 Digital and Analog Flow Meters Catalog    Full line Digital and Analog Flow Meters, Controllers, Valves and Accessories Catalog  
   	   PWM Paddle Wheel Meter Operating Manual
 PWM Paddle Wheel Meter Operating Manual    PWM Operating Manual - TD-09-117M (temp), Jul-2009  
   	   Rotameter Catalog
 Rotameter Catalog    Full line Rotameter and Valves Catalog