The Katronic KATflow 230 is a portable ultrasonic flow meter but incorporates an advanced specification for situations which require comprehensive measurement features coupled with easy operation. The flow meter has two measurement channels which allow it to monitor two pipes simultaneously or to improve accuracy in non-ideal monitoring conditions. The KATflow 230 can also be supplied with a variety of options to meet the most diverse application requirements including:-
Building services • Power generation • Water and wastewater • Manufacturing and process • Marine and shipbuilding
Features
- Pipe diameter range 10 mm to 6,500 mm
- Temperature range for sensors -30 °C to +250 °C
- Robust IP 65 aluminium enclosure
- Selectable three-line LCD display and full keypad
- Battery life up to 24 hours with easily replaceable battery cartridge
- Measurement of two flows simultaneously
- Dual flow monitoring with sum, average, difference and maximum calculations
- PT100 inputs for heat quantity (thermal energy) measurement
- Process output options including current, open-collector, relay
- Large data logger and software for sampling and data transfer
- Stainless steel sensors, cable and connectors as standard
Technical
Please see the pdf product data sheet within the document section for full technical details.
Important notes
Some models of ultrasonic meters are not suitable for use on various plastic materials such as Polybutylene. Please contact our Sales team if your application involves these materials for additional advice. Similarly they will not work in galvanised steel or pipes with linings and an alternative measurement technique will be needed in these applications.
The in-use accuracy of ultrasonic flow meters is subject to site conditions such as pipe dimensions, material, transducer location and mounting configuration. Reference to the manufacturer’s instructions is therefore recommended before use to ensure equipment suitability with additional guidance given in BS 8452:2010 - Use of clamp-on (externally mounted) ultrasonic flow-metering techniques for fluid applications – Guide.