Description
The F127 flow computer utilizes a sophisticated thermal expansion coefficient algorithm to process signals from supply and return lines. Users can define the reference temperature as desired (e.g., 15°C, 20°C, or 60°F) to ensure standardized reporting. The device effectively tackles common challenges in fuel monitoring, including vibration and fluctuating flow rates, making it a staple for efficiency monitoring.
The display interface is designed for clarity and ease of use. It shows compensated consumption, flow rate, total, accumulated total, and actual line temperatures. Engineering units, such as Nm³, are easily configured from a comprehensive selection on the screen. The operational structure follows Fluidwell’s familiar “Know one, know them all” philosophy, which significantly reduces configuration time and cost.
For durability, the field enclosure is rated IP66, IP67, and NEMA Type4X. It is incredibly rugged—tested to withstand the weight of a truck standing on it—allowing for diverse mounting possibilities on walls, pipes, panels, or directly onto outdoor sensors.










