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OEM Lightweight and Compact Design Electromagnetic Flow Meter
1" NPT Magmeter, SS, Pulse Out
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- Magnetic Flow Meter with No Moving Parts or Obstructions
- Independent to Changes of Temperature, Pressure, Viscosity
- Lightweight and Compact Design
- PVDF and 316L Wetted Parts
- Fast Response (<100 ms)
- See Accessories for Cables and Power Supplies
FMG920B-SS-PO-NPT Model Options
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Flow Range
Wetted Materials
Output Signal
Process Connection Type
Process Connection Size
Category
Accuracy
Max Operating Pressure
Max Process Temperature
Media Type
Supply Power / Frequency
Features
OMEGA’s FMG90B Series electro-magnetic flow sensor for conductive liquid media was developed for OEM applications and does not contain any moving parts. FMG90B series is the most economic electromagnetic flowmeter due to the cost optimized plastic construction. Its design is compact and lightweight. Six flow ranges are available. Changes in temperature, density, viscosity, concentration or electrical conductivity of the medium do not affect the output signal. The sensor is intended for continuous measurement of flow rates or for dosing/batching of liquids with a minimum conductivity of 20 ?S/cm. .
RoHS 2015/863 - View Certificate
CE Approved
UKCA
It is suitable for HFO outlet purifier? what is working principle of this type
Thank you for your inquiry about the magnetic flow meter. If this liquid, HFO, is conductive or has a dielectric constant greater than 20 microSiemens, than, it will be suitable since it works based on Faraday's Principle in measuring flow.
Date published: 2022-03-17
