Flow Transmitter/Switch/ Analog Ouput LCD Display
OMNI-RRI

The flow meter consists of a spinner which is rotated by the flowing medium. The rotor's rotational speed is proportional to the flow volume per unit time. The rotor is fitted with small metal "clamps" made of stainless steel (or optionally titanium or Hastelloy ® ). An inductive proximity switch senses pulses from these clamps and so records the rotational speed, which is proportional to the liquid flow rate.
The OMNI transducer located on the sensor measures the output from the inductive sensor and converts into an analog signal proportional to the rate of flow. The tranducer includes a backlit graphics LCD display which is very easy to read, both in the dark and in bright sunlight. The graphics display shows the measured values and parameters in an easy to read format. The measured values are displayed to 4 places along with units of measure, which can be modified by the user. The electronics produce the analog output (4..20 mA or 0..10V) and two switching outputs which can be used as limit switches or asa two-point controller. The switching outputs are configure as push-pull drivers and can therefore be used both as PNP and NPN outputs. Exceeding the set limit values is signalled by a red LED which is visible over a long distance, and by a clear text on the display. The stainless steel case has a hardened non-scratch mineral glass pane. The unit is operated by a programming ring fitted with a magnet, so that the housing does not need to be opended to change settings. Operating parameters are adjustd by turning the ring to the right or left. (e.g. switching point, hysteresis...). The ring can also be removed to protect the transmitter from unintended or unauthorized programming. An optional goose neck fitting between the sensor head and the electronics provides flexiblity in reading the display and placing the sensor in a confined space.

Flow Transmitter General Specification

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