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Ultrasonic and Clamp-on liquid flowmeters
News Release from: Techniquip | Subject: Barksdale UQS7
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 08 November 2005
Ultrasonic flow sensor offers faster
response
The new Barksdale UQS7 liquid flow switch/transmitter distributed by Techniquip offers enhanced levels of performance and safety in flow critical applications
The new Barksdale UQS7 liquid flow switch/transmitter distributed by Techniquip offers enhanced levels of performance and safety in flow critical applications Designed for use with water and water based-liquids this new flow device utilises ultrasonic technology
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 28 Oct 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The flow signal is converted using the latest microprocessors providing an easy to read 12mm LED display.
Accuracy is better than 2% of flow and response speed better than 500 milliseconds.
The UQS7 provides two fully programmable switch contacts for monitoring high and low flow conditions, together with an analogue 4 - 20mA output for remote indication and control.
Installation and commissioning is quick and easy.
Alarms and analogue output are programmed via a 3 button keyboard.
The 4 - 20mA signal span can be adjusted from 25 - 100% of the instrument range.
The unit features permanent self-diagnostics, with the ability to "flag-up" errors immediately.
Available in connection sizes from 0.75'' to 2'' and flows from 40 cc/min to 350 l/min with a pressure rating of 25 Bar, the UQS7 offers an affordable instrument for a multitude of applications from cooling water systems in medical applications to measuring flow of leachate in land fill sites.
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