NOVUS N1500-FT - Flow Rate & Totalization Panel Meter
NOVUS N1500-FT - Flow Rate & Totalization Panel Meter
NOVUS also offer a line of microprocessed panel indicators for industrial processes like indication of temperature, humidity, pressure, flow and other electrically measurable variables.
NOVUS N1500-FT Flow Rate & Totalization Panel Meter, 2 relays out; 81500FT020
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NOVUS N1500-FT 24V Flow Rate & Totalization Panel Meter, 2 relays out; 81500FT024
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NOVUS N1500 FT RS485 Flow rate indicator, 4 relays out 96x48mm (1/8 DIN); 81500FT340
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NOVUS N1500 FT RS485 24V Flow rate indicator, 4 relays out 96x48mm (1/8 DIN); 81500FT344
(In stock)
NOVUS N1500-FT - Flow Rate & Totalization Panel Meter
N1500-FT - Flow Rate & Totalization Panel Meter
Tailor made for flow applications, the Flow Rate & Totalization Panel Meter N1500-FT measures and displays both the instant measured value and the totalized value. One model is capable of reading a 4-20 mA signal or a pulsed signal. Input type is fully software selected. Several display modes are avaliable and instrument can be ordered with up to 4 relays plus digital communication. It boasts dual retransmission outputs: one 4-20 output, typically for instant flow, and the other is a pulse (NPN) output, typically for totalized flow. Both outputs are isolated.
Ideal for water and other liquid distribution systems, the N1500-FT is a flow indicator specifically designed for control and precision. It provides flexibility in measuring and displaying both instantaneous and totalized flow rate, and also offers up to four outputs that accept custom configurations such as alarm and dosage control.
A flow indicator output can be used to switch on the start of dosing and off when the desired volume is reached. It is compatible with flow sensors with pulse, dry contact, magnetic pick-up, or 4-20mA outputs. As a differential, the 4-20mA input can also be used to indicate a second variable of choice, allowing, for example, the simultaneous indication of flow rate and pressure.