Description
These compact reed switch flowmeters developed centering the focus on cost reduction are for monitoring gas and liquid flows. Any of these models is optimum for process control of cooling water.
These compact reed switch flowmeters developed centering the focus on cost reduction are for monitoring gas and liquid flows. Any of these models is optimum for process control of cooling water.
These compact reed switch flowmeters developed centering the focus on cost reduction are for monitoring gas and liquid flows. Any of these models is optimum for process control of cooling water.
The natural environment is preserved through the balance of solids, liquids and gases that exist on the earth. However, human civilization has caused pollution that has greatly damaged our environment. The task of the present generation is to restore our environment to its natural healthy state. And this is also the greatest challenge for 21st century science and technology.
KOFLOC’s corporate motto is “A Scientific Approach for Fluids.” In other words, we create products that scientifically measure and control the balance of liquids and gases. We trust that through our work we are making a contribution to the regeneration of the environment and to the establishment of a prosperous society.
Fluids | H2O and gases (H2 cannot be used for RK1975, RK1976) | ||
Accuracy | FS±5% | ||
Proof pressure | 0.5 MPa standard | ||
Materials | SUS 316, Pyrex®, FKM, POM, glass, fluorocarbon resin | ||
Available scale | 10: 1 | ||
Connection | Rc 1/4 | ||
Ambient temperature | 10-35℃ (No condensation) | ||
Length designation code | H2O | Air (2) | Contact method |
15 | 0.1-1L/MIN | 3-30L/MIN | (A) Turns on when the flow rises over the set point. (B) Turn on when the flow goes down over the set point. |
0.3-3L/MIN | 10-100L/MIN | ||
0.5-5L/MIN | 15-150L/MIN | ||
20 | 0.3-3L/MIN | 10-100L/MIN | |
0.5-5L/MIN | 15-150L/MIN | ||
Alarm setting range | 20-90% F.S. common for all fluids | ||
Contact rating | 100VAC/100VDC 10VAAC/10WDC | ||
* Calibration conditions for the flow ranges above are at 20℃ (atmospheric pressure) for air, and at 20℃ (0.3 MPa) for H2O. | |||