Flowmeters: OG7 - 500 L/MIN OVAL GEAR METER features:
- Excellent chemical resistance
- Rugged construction
- Individual calibration
- High viscosity capability
- Low pressure loss
- No flow conditioning required
- Compact meter assembly
- Hall, reed or Namur sensor
- Accuracy
- 1.0% water
- 0.5% reading oil
- ±0.25% reading*
- 0.1% repeatability
- IP67/NEMA 4 protection
* When used with our metra-smart
Ideal for:
- Engine test
- Oil flow
- High viscosity fluids
- OEM equipment
- Hazardous areas
- Offshore
OG7 - 500 L/MIN OVAL GEAR FLOW METER
e.g. OG7-S S 5 - V H D-B is a standard flowmeter with a flow range of 20 to
500 L/Min, 316 stainless steel body, 50 Bar pressure rating, Viton seal, Hall effect detec-tor and 2” BSP female fittings with a stan-dard 6 point traceable water calibration.
OG7 - 500 L/MIN OVAL GEAR FLOW METER - Standard Materials of Construction
- Body and cap - 316 St St
- ‘O’ Ring - Viton
- Gears - PEEK
- Magnets - Ceramic
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OG7 - 500 L/MIN OVAL GEAR FLOW METER
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The rugged OG7 oval gear flowmeter is designed to give high performance with a low cost of ownership. It has a standard flow range from 5.0 to 500 L/Min on 30 Cstk oil and 20 to 500 L/min on water like liquids. The standard inlet and outlet are 2” BSP female threads. For OEM use alternatives, including manifold and flange mountings, are available. The standard model is 316 St St with Viton™ ‘O’ ring seal. For hazardous areas either the Namur sensor or the reed switch (simple appa-ratus) may be used.
316 St St Body
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Flow range
Wetted materials
Standard pressure rating
Accuracy
Repeatability
Detector type
Terminations
Approximate 'K' factor - Pulse/L
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- Water
- 30 cSt Oil
- Body
- Gears
- Seal
- Magnet
- Water
- 30 cSt oil
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20 - 500 LPM
5 - 500 LPM
316 Stainless steel
PEEK™
Viton™
Ceramic
50 Bar
± 1.0 % Reading
± 0.5% Reading
± 0.1%
Hall effect
Cable Gland
15
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At the heart of the meter are a pair of toothed oval gears one of which contains chemically resistant magnets, the gears rotate freely on robust bearings. Rotation is detected through the chamber wall by a Hall effect detector, Na-mur sensor or a reed switch giving approxi-mately 15 pulses per litre passed. The output is an NPN pulse or a voltage free contact closure either of which is readily interfaced with most elec-tronic display or recording de-vices. This combination of mate-rials and technology ensures a long life product with reliable, ac-curate operation throughout.
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