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Primary flow elements

Flow switches

Air flow sensors

Ultrasonic flow meters

Magnetic-inductive flow meters

Primary flow elements

Primary flow elements for special requirements
Orifice plates, meter runs, flow and Venturi nozzles, Venturi tubes, pitot tubes and restriction orifices are part of our portfolio of primary flow elements. All our primary flow elements are designed in accordance with the principles and requirements of international standards (ISO 5167/ISO TR 15377, ASME MFC, ASME PTC6, BS 1042, DIN 19206, UNI 10023). We offer calibration certificates in accordance with the ASME PTC6, ISPESL and IBR standards. With our extensive product range we are in a position to cover almost all industrial applications. Customised solutions can be developed to meet your specific needs.

Models FLC-OP, FLC-FL, FLC-AC

Easy installation and handling
Differential pressure flow meters are used in many technical applications. As primary flow elements, orifice plates represent the most common solution. Orifice plates are notable for their easy installation and management.

The differential pressure generated by the primary flow element is normally transformed into an electrical signal proportional to the flow rate by a differential pressure transmitter.

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Model FLC-MR

High accuracy
Differential pressure flow meters are used in many industrial applications. If a high measurement accuracy is requested, the best solution for primary elements is a meter tube.

A meter run or meter tube is an assembly consisting of an orifice plate with flanges and calibrated upstream and downstream pipes. Since the meter tube is manufactured as one unit, it is possible to optimally match all components with each other. Thus any faults that might lead to measuring inaccuracies can be avoided.

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Flow switches

For each flow measurement the right flow switch
Flow switches are used for the display and monitoring of the flow of liquid and gaseous media. The instruments feature a high switching accuracy and functional safety, low switch hysteresis and continuous switch point setting by the user.

Model FSM-6100

The model FSM-6100 electromechanical flow switch is designed for the detection of interrupted flow (“no flow”) of water and other non-corrosive liquids in industrial coolers, heaters or other industrial pipelines.

The flow switch signal is used for operational controls that prevent system failure, e.g. due to ice formation in the absence of cooling water flow.

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Model FSD-4

The model FSD-4 electronic flow switch offers full flexibility in monitoring and controlling flow based on the velocities of liquid media. The switch points of the model FSD-4 can be freely configured very easily via the 3-button operation directly on the instrument or optionally via IO-Link. The model FSD-4 can output both absolute values in various units and relative flow values and display them on the digital indicator.

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Air flow sensors

Precise air flow sensors and air flow meters from WIKA
Air flow sensors and air flow meters are suitable for the measurement and control of air flows in ventilation and air-conditioning. Air flow sensors are easy to install and measure the total pressure, the static pressure of the air flow and the average air velocity. In combination with the model A2G-100 PID controller, the user has efficient volume flow control of the ventilation or air-conditioning system.

The air flow meters of the model A2G-25 determine the volume flow using a configurable fan constant (K factor) for all common manufacturers. The electrical output signals of 0…10 V or 4 … 20 mA can be selected directly in the instrument using jumpers.

Model A2G-25

The model A2G-25 air flow meter is used for measuring air flows of gaseous media in ventilation and air-conditioning applications.

The air flow is measured by determining the differential pressure and multiplying it with the K factor. The K factor depends on the ventilator used or, when using pipe/duct measuring probes, on the size and number of probes and is easy and fast to enter in the menu. The different calculation formulas for the air flow are already programmed in the menu of the A2G-25. By choosing the respective radial ventilator manufacturer, the correct formula is automatically taken into account in the calculation.

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Model A2G-FM

The model A2G-FM measuring probe measures air velocities and air flows in ventilation and air-conditioning systems. The intelligent design makes for a very easy installation in existing ventilation pipes and ducts.

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Ultrasonic flow meters

Ultrasonic flow meters for accurate gas flow measurement
In-line ultrasonic flow meters provide accurate gas flow measurement by calculating the transit time difference ratios between ultrasonic paths into a pipe. WIKA ultrasonic flow meters are intrinsically safe (ATEX/IECEx) and approved for custody transfer (MID 2014/32/EU, OIML R137). These solutions ensure low power consumption and easy and quick installation and commissioning, and are suitable even in the most demanding applications. Sound velocity, signal-to-noise ratio and other additional measured variables are available for condition monitoring, as well as connectable pressure and temperature sensors for achieving integrated volume conversion.

Model FLC-UFL

By calculating velocity ratios between two or more ultrasonic paths, the simply constructed model FLC-UFL ultrasonic flow meter provides reliable gas flow measurement. Additional measured variables, such as sound velocity, signal-to-noise ratio or signal strength, are available for condition monitoring. For applications requiring integrated volume conversion, pressure and temperature sensors can be connected.

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Magnetic-inductive flow meters

Magnetic-inductive flow meters for accurate conductive liquids measurement
WIKA magnetic-inductive flow meters provide precise measurements of conductive liquids offering many important advantages compared to other technologies, such as exceptional long-term stability, maximum process reliability, no pressure drop and zero maintenance. WIKA magnetic-inductive sensors are available in different versions in terms of body and lining materials, pipe connections and applications (from economical solution for irrigation up to highly accurate custody transfer as per MID MI-001, OIML R49). They can be coupled to WIKA digital signal converters, supplied in compact and separated configurations, able to deliver accurate flow measurement and manage communication with the external control systems, even in absence of power supply. With no moving or intrusive parts these WIKA instruments ensure fast response time and ease of installation.

Model FLC-406

The model FLC-406 is a battery-powered signal converter which is perfectly suited for applications without access to mains supply. A battery life of up to 10 years enables maintenance-free and economical operation.

The model FLC-406 can be combined with all magnetic-inductive
flow meters from WIKA. With the model FLC-2300 flow meters, even low flow velocities from 0.015 m/s can be measured without problems.

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Model FLC-608

Versatile in application
The model FLC-608 hybrid signal converter is available in many versions and can also be used in remote applications that do not have access to the power supply network.

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Model FLC-1000EL

Magnetic-inductive flow meters are based on the Faraday principle, by which a conductor which traverses a magnetic field generates a potential oriented perpendicular to that field. The flow tube is enclosed by two flanges and also by two coils. The magnetic field which is generated by the electric current running through the coils induces a potential difference in the electrodes that is proportional to the flow being measured.

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Model FLC-2200EL

Magnetic-inductive flow meters are based on the Faraday principle, by which a conductor which traverses a magnetic field generates a potential oriented perpendicular to that field. The flow tube is enclosed by two flanges and also by two coils. The magnetic field which is generated by the electric current running through the coils induces a potential difference in the electrodes that is proportional to the flow being measured.

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