Accurate Electromagnetic Flow Measurement
The Flow Meter Flow 33 uses electromagnetic induction technology to measure the volumetric flow of conductive liquids. Its measurement principle eliminates moving parts in the flow path, helping minimise mechanical wear and pressure loss while supporting reliable industrial process monitoring.
Wireless Configuration and Monitoring
The Flow 33 features Bluetooth communication for smartphone-based configuration and monitoring. Operators can access flow information, adjust settings and review diagnostic information through a compatible mobile application, simplifying commissioning and routine maintenance.
Flexible Installation and Material Options
The electromagnetic flowmeter supports flange, sandwich, threaded and clamp process connections. A selection of electrode and liner materials helps accommodate different conductive liquids and process conditions. The appropriate configuration should be selected according to pipe dimensions, chemical compatibility, pressure and temperature requirements.
Reliable Performance for Industrial Applications
With a compact integrated design, fast response and multiple output options, the Flow 33 supports integration into compatible industrial automation systems. Its durable construction and available IP65, IP67 and IP68 protection options make it suitable for various flow monitoring installations.
Key Features
Electromagnetic induction measurement technology
Designed for conductive liquid measurement
Measurement accuracy up to 0.5%
Repeatability up to 0.2%
Nominal diameter range DN6–DN600
Measurement velocity range of 0.2–12 m/s
Minimum liquid conductivity of 20 µS/cm
Bluetooth communication for smartphone configuration
4–20 mA analogue output
Impulse and status outputs
Sampling rate up to 900 samples per second
Response time of 70 ms
24 V DC power supply
Multiple process connection options
Electrode and liner materials available for different applications
IP65, IP67 and IP68 protection options
Applications
Water treatment plants
Wastewater management systems
Agricultural irrigation systems
Food and beverage processing
Mining operations
Energy production facilities
Chemical processing industries
Industrial liquid flow monitoring
Process automation and control
