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Model 505 Rate/Totalizer
The
INVALCO Model 505 Rate/Totalizer in its standard configuration,
is a meter- or wall mounted, battery- operated, intrinsically-safe,
self-contained design suitable for use in both Nema 4X
weather-proof and Nema 7 explosion-proof areas. Designed
primarily to operate with turbine meters, this device is
capable of working with positive displacement, coriolis,
paddle wheel, or other frequency-producing or contact-type
flowmeters.
Options exist to transmit the rate as a frequency
or 4-20 mA signal and for high and low alarm contacts
powered externally.
Model 700 Batch Controller
The
INVALCO Model 700 Batch Controller is a single- or dual-stage
controller complete with volume and non-linearity correction
as well as automatic over-run compensation.
Other
options include Mass Flow Indication, Quadrature Pulse
Input (bidirectional), and a 4-20 mA or a RS232/422 output.
Model 3002 Frequency to Current Converter
INVALCO's Model 3002 two-wire transmitter is a flow rate-to-analog
converter designed to interface with external process control
systems or controllers. This unit converts the raw turbine
meter pulse train into a linear 4-20 mA output.
Available
in an integral (meter) or remote mount Nema 7 explosion-proof
enclosures.
Model 705 Gas Flow Computer
Designed for use with our GT Series gas turbine meters,
the Model 705 Gas Flow Computer compensates for pressure
and temperature changes within the measurement stream.
A backlit, two line, alphanumeric display provides a clear
indication of all parameters. Fully programmable from the
front panel, this device provides both gross and net totals,
rate, and a scaled pulse output as standard.
Options include
a 4-20 mA retransmission of rate, high and low flow alarms,
and an RS232/422 communications output.
Model 715 Liquid Flow Computer
In
its simplest form the Model 715 Liquid Flow Computer is
a panel-mounted rate/totalizer, that will, with the proper
options, correct for volume changes caused by temperature
or product density. Additional features include mass flow
using a density or temperature input, volume correction
to 60°F or 15°C for petroleum products, and volume
correction for general liquids using the Thermal Coefficient
of Expansion.
Options include a 4-20 mA retransmission of rate
scaled pulse outputs, high and low rate alarm relays, and
an RS232/422/485 communication port.
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