Weber Sensors Flow Captor 4215 S101 and 4615.30 S101
Flowmeter with analog flow output and analog temperature output (remote system) for high temperature
Flow Captor 4215S101 and 4615.30S101
The flow-captor type 4215S101 and 4615.30S101 from Weber Sensors is suitable for various measurement and control tasks in automation processes, and industrial, or marine applications involving liquid media. It's particularly useful in remote systems where the electronics need to be isolated from the sensor due to elevated medium temperatures.
Remote Sensing Made Easy:Flow-Captor for Liquid Media Control in High-Temperature Environments
The flow-captor type 4215S101 and 4615.30S101 from Weber Sensors is an excellent choice for a wide range of measurement and control tasks in automation processes and other industrial settings where the regulation of liquid media is necessary.
In instances where higher medium temperatures require the separation of electronics from the sensor, remote systems come into play.
This system operates based on the calorimetric measuring principle, allowing for versatile adjustment of the measurement range across a broad spectrum.
Notably, the flow-captor is entirely electronic and lacks any mechanical moving parts, effectively detecting medium temperature and flow velocity, then converting them into electrical signals.
Key Features
The flow-captor 4215S101 and 4615.30S101 from Weber Sensors has several key features including:
Achieve Accurate Flow Measurement
Tailor the Measuring Range to Your Needs
Handle High Medium Temperatures up to 275 °F
Obtain Analog Current Outputs Ranging from 4 to 20 mA
Receive Temperature Readouts
Rely on a Sturdy Industrial Build (Featuring Special Potting for Sensor Head and Electronics)
Efficiency and Durability Unleashed: Flow-Captor's Mechanical Simplicity with Calorimetry
The system operates on a fascinating and highly versatile measuring principle known as calorimetry. This calorimetric measuring principle is the cornerstone of the technology that underpins the flow-captor type 4215S101 and 4615.30S101, and it offers a wide array of benefits and capabilities including:
Flexibility
No need for mechanical moving parts
Increased durability and reliability
Highly adaptable
At its core, calorimetry is a technique that measures changes in temperature to determine various properties of a substance or system. In the context of the flow-captor system, it means that the device can precisely detect and quantify temperature variations within the liquid media it is tasked with controlling.
What truly sets the calorimetric measuring principle apart is its incredible flexibility in adapting to different measurement ranges. This adaptability allows the flow-captor to cover a vast spectrum of quantities. Whether you're dealing with subtle temperature shifts or more significant fluctuations, the flow-captor can effectively adjust its measurement range to accommodate the specific requirements of your application. This capability ensures that it can handle a diverse range of scenarios within automation processes, industrial settings, and even marine applications where liquid media control is crucial.
Furthermore, the ability to utilize calorimetry means that the flow-captor operates without the need for mechanical moving parts. This is a significant advantage because it reduces wear and tear on the sensor, resulting in increased durability and reliability. In practical terms, this translates to fewer maintenance requirements and a longer operational lifespan for the device, ultimately saving time and resources.
In summary, the calorimetric measuring principle employed by the flow-captor type 4215S101 and 4615.30S101 is not only ingenious but also highly adaptable. It empowers the system to precisely monitor temperature changes within liquid media, making it an invaluable tool in a wide range of industries and applications where precision and reliability are paramount.
