IP80 Series Paddle Wheel Flow Sensors
The IP80 series are impeller type (or paddlewheel) insertion meters designed for use with a wide variety of liquids in pipe sizes 1/2 to 8. Sensors are available in brass, 316 stainless steel, PVC, and polypropylene. Bodies are machined from a solid rod for maximum precision. High-quality jewel bearings and nickel-bound tungsten carbide shafts are used for extreme low friction and long life.
The rotation of the rotor is detected by a non-drag Hall-effect sensor. Output is a current-sinking pulse (square wave), which can be sent long distances (up to 2,000 feet) without a transmitter. This signal can be connected directly to PLCs, counters, and computer cards, as well as a variety of AquaMetrix controls and displays.
For rate and total display, the Shark-120/240 controller or Shark TX/P transmitter (loop powered) models are compatible with IP80 series sensors. They can be mounted in either surface, pipe or panel configurations.
The IP80 series require special fittings that ensure correct depth placement in the pipe. Fittings come in a variety of materials for compatibility with specific applications. Tee fittings are individually wet-calibrated at the factory and marked with the K-factor (pulses per gallon). Saddle fittings must be field-installed on the pipe and do not come wet-calibrated. K-factors for saddles are based on factory testing.
Features
Low-friction, long-life jewel bearings
Single moving part
Six bladed impeller
Fully field-repairable
Choice of materials for compatibility with variety of chemicals
Integrated Tee and sensor
Fits 1/2 to 8 pipe sizes
Fixed depth in fitting ensures proper placement in pipe
High level signal can be sent up to 2000 feet
Each fitting individually calibrated and marked with K-factor (Pulses per Gallon)
Applications
Waste water flow
Water Treatment systems
Irrigation
Groundwater Remediation
Chemical Mixing
Process cooling systems
Neutralizaton Systems
Process flow control
Filtration systems
IP80 Series Impeller Flow SensorbyWater Datasheet

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