We can offer a long range of displays and electronics with different working principles so we can find an exact fit for your application. All the way from our small Q9 display to batch controllers and fuel consumption computers to the process displays.
The Q9 Display is the latest version of the Flomec computer displays. Features as low battery indication and the ability to display custom units with a name label has been incorporated as requested. Furthermore, you can also display velocity, rate and total in the Q9 display.
The 09 Displays from Flomec is an exceptional choice for most flowmeters. You get a display where the commonly used features are pre-programmed in the display.
The QSI I/O Communication Board from Flomec Is a multi-functional economical unit designed to improve product functionality. Moreover, it offers fully featured communication protocols and process output signals for all Flomec meters, as well as other flowmeters.
The Explosion-proof Monitor/ Totalizer in the E Series (E018) from Flomec gives you an enclosed space designed to be used in harsh and challenging applications. The robust design and ease of use are unmatched by any other explosion proof indicator in the market.
The Field Mount Indicator in the F Series from Flomec is a batch controller model. The F130-P is a microprocessor driven instrument designed for batching and filling from small up to large quantities.
The RT14 Flow Rate Totalizer from Flomec is a LCD display, which is a completely programmable and self-powered flow rate totalizer. It is specifically designed for computing and displaying, as well as flow rates and totals from flowmeters with pulse, sine wave or frequency outputs.
The RT40 Flow Rate Totalizer from Flomec is a LCD display particularly designed for displaying flow rates and totals from flow meters with pulse, sine wave, or frequency outputs.
The EB11 “EasyBatch” from Flomec is a dual-stage batch controller designed to create an efficient and accurate dispensing experience. It can be mounted either directly or remotely onto a flowmeter from Flomec.
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