Accurate Electromagnetic Flow Measurement
The Flow 38 MID uses electromagnetic induction technology to measure conductive liquid flow in industrial pipelines. Its measuring principle supports reliable volumetric measurement without moving parts in the flow path, helping minimise mechanical wear and pressure loss during operation.
Reliable Billing and Consumption Monitoring
Designed for billing-focused applications, the Flow 38 MID records liquid consumption to support invoicing, usage analysis and cost allocation. Accurate volume records can help water utilities and industrial operators improve transparency, reduce manual reading errors and manage resource consumption more effectively.
Flexible Industrial Integration
The electromagnetic flowmeter supports 4–20 mA output, pulse output and flow-switch functionality. RS485 communication with Modbus or M-BUS options helps integrate measurement data into compatible monitoring, billing and automation systems.
Durable Design for Water and Industrial Systems
The Flow 38 MID supports a range of pipe diameters and lining and electrode materials to accommodate different installation requirements. Its LCD display provides flow and volume information, while available IP65, IP67 and IP68 protection options support different operating environments. Select the correct configuration based on liquid conductivity, pipeline size and installation conditions.
Key Features
Electromagnetic induction measurement technology
Designed for conductive liquid measurement
Billing-focused flow and volume monitoring
Measurement accuracy up to 0.5%
Repeatability up to 0.2%
Pipe size range from DN10 to DN400
Minimum liquid conductivity of 20 µS/cm
LCD display with 2 × 16 characters and backlight
Flow units including m³/h, L/h, L/min and L/s
Volume units including m³ and L
4–20 mA output
Pulse output and flow-switch functionality
RS485 communication with Modbus / M-BUS options
Power supply options of 110–230 V AC or 24 V AC/DC
IP65, IP67 and IP68 protection options
Multiple lining and electrode material choices
Applications
Water utility billing systems
Industrial water distribution
Wastewater treatment facilities
Water supply networks
Industrial liquid consumption monitoring
Process plants and manufacturing facilities
Automated invoicing and cost allocation
Industrial pipeline flow measurement
Resource management and consumption analysis
