Picomag Magnetic Flow Meter, Sizes DN15 to DN50
Picomag Magnetic Flow Meter, Sizes DN15 to DN50
- Reliable measuring and monitoring of industrial water, cooling water, warm water or rinsing water
- Simultaneous measurement of flow, temperature and conductivity
- Time-saving device configuration even in difficult to reach places thanks to Bluetooth connectivity
- Easy data access via intuitive SmartBlue App
- Flexible integration into all fieldbus systems via IO-Link
Description
Picomag – The compact alternative to a mechanical flowmeter
No moving parts, simple to install, maintenance free, high performance and future proof outputs at a price much less than a mechanical float or turbine meter sounds to good to be true, but now it’s a reality.
Simple configuration via Bluetooth or IOLink reduces dramatically any commissioning time and installation couldn’t be easier. A physical footprint so small by conventional offerings means you can hold even the 2” meter in your hand.
Works with any water-based liquid with a conductivity > 10uS/cm2 and at no extra cost measures temperature and conductivity giving you multi-variable monitoring capability.
We think we should also mention, for a measurement sensor, it looks pretty good too. Think about it, ‘What’s your reason not to change!’
Auto-rotatable display field:
Up to 4 variables displayed (Flow, Totalisation, Conductivity and Temperature), the display field rotates automatically depending on the installation position and flow direction. This means that the values are always easy to read.
SmartBlue App: For easy commissioning in the field:
The app allows for configuration as well as comprehensive access to device data. The device communication works via Bluetooth on IOS and Android devices.
- Simple and easy to navigate allowing quick access to device and diagnostic functions
- Wireless configuration/data retrieval for configuration of display outputs, flow direction, units, etc
- Up to 10m separation making those difficult to assess installations not so difficult anymore.
