OPTIFLUX 2050C Electromagnetic Flowmeter For Basic Water And Wastewater Applications

OPTIFLUX 2050C Electromagnetic Flowmeter For Basic Water And Wastewater Applications

The OPTIFLUX 2050 is an electromagnetic flowmeter (EMF) for basic water and wastewater applications. It is suitable for all cost-effective measurements where extremely high accuracy, extensive diagnostics or a wide range of communication options are not a priority. The EMF has a wide diameter range (DN25…1200 / 1…48") and all drinking water approvals. The extra isolation of the electronic device and housing makes this EMF particularly suitable for use in areas with extreme humidity.

The OPTIFLUX 2050 features a full bore design with wear resistant liner materials. Installation in measurement chambers subject to (constant) flooding is possible with the IP68 / NEMA 6P rated version. The EMF comes with current output (incl. HART®) or active pulse/frequency output and Modbus. A full on-site verification of the OPTIFLUX 2050 without process interruption can be carried out using the OPTICHECK service tool.

Product highlights

• Bi-directional flow measurement over a wide dynamic range
• Tropicalized electronics for use in areas with extreme humidity and chances of flooding
• Standard wet calibration
• PP or hard rubber liner: excellent chemical resistance
• Also available in customer specific constructions
• Signal converter with display or as blind version
• Tamper proof
• Full bore design: No moving parts, no wear, no pressure loss
• Meets potable water standards: ACS, DVGW, NSF, TZW, WRAS etc.
• On-site verification of flowmeter with OPTICHECK service tool

Typical applications

General

• All simple water and wastewater applications

Water and wastewater industry

• Abstraction and irrigation
• Monitoring of distribution networks
• Water circulation and treatment systems
• Water purification and desalination

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