Insertion Probes
Vortex Probe VA40 ... ZG10
Vortex probe VA40 with sensor head diagonal dimension 40 mm and transducer UVA integrated in the connection housing.
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Insertion Probes
Thermal Probe TA20 ... ZG8a
Thermal flow sensor in probe design with sensor shaft diameter 20 mm and transducer U10a in the connection housing. For insertion in pipes with inside diameter from 80 mm.
- Supplied and supported by GTi in Thailand
- Calibration certificate on delivery
- Selection, installation and commissioning help
Overview
Sensor material: stainless steel.
Working temperature range -10 ... +240 °C.
Working pressure range up to 10 bar rel.
Time constant within 10 seconds.
Suitable for fixed measuring of standard flow velocity Nv [m/s], standard flow rate NV/t [m³/h] and standard quantity/volume NV [m³].
Specifications
- Measuring range
- 0.08 ... 40 / 60 m/s
- Pressure resistance
- up to 10 bar / 1 MPa overpressure
- Media temperature
- -10 ... +240 °C
- Media
- air (compressed air), nitrogen, / argon, carbon dioxide, helium ...
- Displayed indicators
- standard flow velocity [m/s], / standard flow rate [m³/h], standard volume [m³] / Mass flow [kg / h] / Standard volume NV [m³] / Mass [kg]
- IP protection type
- IP65 (connection housing)
- Sensor output
- analog output flow 4-20 mA / relay for quantity pulse / RS232 interface
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Insertion Probes
Vortex Probe VA40 ... ZG5
Vortex probe VA40 with sensor head diagonal dimension 40 mm and connection housing.
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Insertion Probes
Vortex Probe VA40 ... ZG7
Vortex probe VA40 with sensor head diagonal dimension 40 mm and transducer UVA integrated in the connection housing.
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Insertion Probes
Vortex Probe VA40 ... ZG8 Ex-d ATEX
Vortex probe VA40 with sensor head diagonal dimension 40 mm and integrated transducer UVA in Ex-d explosion proof housing.
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