SITRANS F M MAG 5100 W

Description:

The SITRANS F M MAG 5100 W with its patented liners of hard rubber NBR or ebonite and EPDM is a sensor for all water applications such as ground water, drinking water, waste water, sewage or sludge applications.
 
In order to have a complete flowmeter, please combine it with one of the following MAG transmitters:

SITRANS F M MAG 5000: Cost efficient transmitter, accuracy of + 0.4 % of flow rate

SITRANS F M MAG 6000: Bus communication, batch function and accuracy of + 0.2 % of flow rate

SITRANS F M MAG 6000 I: Alu enclosure, Ex approvals, bus communication, batch function and accuracy of + 0.2 % of flow rate

The sensor can be combined with the energy calculator SITRANS FUE950

Application examples: Water abstraction, Water distribution network, Custody transfer water meters and Waste water

Detail:

Meassuring range  
- 0 to 10 m/s
 
Nominal Sizes  
- From DN 25 to DN 2000 (1" to 78")
 
Accuracy  
- 0.2 % ±2.5 mm/s
 
Operating Pressure  
- Max. 16 bar (Max. 150 psi)
 
Ambient temperature  
- From -40 to 70 °C (-40 to 158 °F)
 
Medium Tempreature  
- From -10 to 70 °C (14 to 158 °F)
 
Liners  
- EPDM
- NBR hard rubber
- Ebonite hard rubber
 
Electrodes  
- Hastelloy C-276
- Built-in grounding electrodes
 
Material  
- Carbon steel, with corrosion resistant two-component epoxy coating
 
Drinking Water Approvals  
- EPDM: WRAS, NSF/ANSI Standard 61, DVGW 270, ACS and BelgAqua
- NBR: NSF/ANSI Standard 61, WRAS
- Ebonite: WRAS
 
Custody Transfer Approvals  
- OILM R 49
- MI-001
 
General approval  
- MCERTS Sira Certificate No. MC080136/00

Benefits:

- Short lead time
- Rugged NBR hard rubber liner for all water and wastewater applications
- EPDM liner specifically for drinking water applications requiring special approvals
- Ebonite liner for all drinking water, water and wastewater applications
- Increased low flow accuracy for water leakage detection (NBR or EPDM liner)
- Suitable for direct burial and constant flooding (IP68)
- Designed to allow patented MAG in-situ verification using the SENSORPROM fingerprint