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SwirlMaster FSS430 is the basic meter for volume flow applications. It uses a two-wire transmitter with leading edge DSP-Technology with excellent vibration compensation and enables user friendly intuitive operation directly through the glass. Flexibility in installation, due to low required inlet and outlet sections save 75% straight pipe run.
Swirl flow meters can be utilized for highly accurate measurement of the flow of gases, liquids and steam over a wide range of temperatures in almost any application. Swirl meters are ideal for use on petrochemical raw materials, demineralized water and for direct, cost- effective steam mass flow by employing integral temperature measurement.
SwirlMaster FSS430 is the standard design with excellent vibration cancellation and analog output with HART communication. Optionally available with HMI and digital outputs. Available with integral or remote transmitter with up to 30 m (98 ft.) cable length.
SwirlMaster FSS450 is the universal Swirl meter for high end flow applications. It uses a two-wire transmitter with leading edge DSP-Technology with advanced flow computer functionality. Signals from remote sensors like pressure, temperature, density or gas content can be computed directly with the signals from internal flow and temperature. Ideal for direct mass flow or standard flow of gases and liquids or direct mass and energy flow on saturated and overheated steam.
Swirl flow meters can be utilized for highly accurate measurement of the flow of gases, liquids and steam over a wide range of temperatures in almost any application. Swirl meters are ideal for use on petrochemical raw materials, demineralized water and for direct, cost- effective steam mass flow by employing integral temperature measurement.
The SwirlMaster FSS450 is the advanced version with additional analog input for mass or energy flow measurement. Available with integral or remote transmitter with up to 30 m (98 ft.) cable length. Using optional inputs discrete flow computers are not longer needed in many applications.