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Picomag Magnetic Flow Meter w/Temperature & Conductivity Sensor
DN15 (1/2" BSPP) Picomag Flow Meter
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- Reliable measuring and monitoring of industrial water, cooling water, warm water or rinsing water
- Simultaneous measurement of flow, temperature and conductivity
- Time-saving device configuration even in difficult to reach places thanks to Bluetooth connectivity
- Easy data access via intuitive SmartBlue App
DMA15-AAAAA1 Model Options
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Flow Range
Compatible Fittings
Process Connection Type
Process Connection Size
Features
Accuracy:
Max Operating Pressure
Max Process Temperature
Wetted Materials:
Media Type
Output Signal
Supply Power
Picomag – The compact alternative to a mechanical flowmeter
No moving parts, simple to install, maintenance free, high performance and future proof outputs at a price much less than a mechanical float or turbine meter sounds to good to be true, but now it’s a reality.
Simple configuration via Bluetooth or IOLink reduces dramatically any commissioning time and installation couldn’t be easier. A physical footprint so small by conventional offerings means you can hold even the 2” meter in your hand.
Works with any water-based liquid with a conductivity > 10uS/cm2 and at no extra cost measures temperature and conductivity giving you multi-variable monitoring capability.
We think we should also mention, for a measurement sensor, it looks pretty good too. Think about it, ‘What’s your reason not to change!’
21st Century Flowmetering essential features
Auto-rotatable display field:
Up to 4 variables displayed (Flow, Totalisation, Conductivity and Temperature), the display field rotates automatically depending on the installation position and flow direction. This means that the values are always easy to read.
SmartBlue App: For easy commissioning in the field:
The app allows for configuration as well as comprehensive access to device data. The device communication works via Bluetooth on IOS and Android devices.
- Simple and easy to navigate allowing quick access to device and diagnostic functions
- Wireless configuration/data retrieval for configuration of display outputs, flow direction, units, etc
- Up to 10m separation making those difficult to assess installations not so difficult anymore.
IO-Link For seamless integration into your plant:
At some stage, you will probably be thinking of capturing all your data and implementing a smart sensor strategy. Even if you’re not ready now, thanks to the IO-Link connection which is a standard feature, Picomag will be ready when you are to integrate seamlessly into any communication and process automation system:
- Compatible with all standard fieldbus systems
- Comprehensive remote data access
- Simple set up, no additional technology tools
- Automatic configuration after device replacement
- Simple wiring connections
- Future Proof - Industry 4.0 ready
Picomag – The no compromise, No options, future proof Flowmeter solution for water based liquids.
Rated 5 out of
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Great flow meter and even better price
Very affordable flow indication and easy to set up with the Bluetooth app. The I&E techs love them!
Date published: 2023-04-30
Does this flow meter work for wastewater (Item# DMA15-AAAAA1)?
Thank you for your inquiry on the Picomag flow meter. Since it does not have any moving parts, it can be used in waste water applications.
Date published: 2021-03-08
Can this flow meter be used for viscous fluid like polymer?
Thank you for your inquiry! These flow meters are well suited for viscous fluids. The major concern is the conductivity of the process liquid. A minimum conductivity of 10 microsiemens per centimeter is required.
Date published: 2022-02-01
What does the pressure drop vs flow rate curve look like?
Thank you for your inquiry. Magnetic flow meters have very low pressure drop and it is less than 1 PSI across the flow range.
Date published: 2020-11-02
We're measuring a mixture of 2% Laponite RD with tap water w/w. Air < 2psi pushes the mix thru 1/4" id Tygon downward and the outlet is open to the atmosphere. Will the Q measured by this unit differ from the Q in the 1/4" Tygon?
Thank you for your inquiry about the Picomag. The smallest process connection is a 1/2 inch and may be too low of a flow rate for the mag meter to measure and also requires the flow to be pressurized and full at all times.
Date published: 2022-06-10
Can you replace FKM seals to EPDM or PTFE?
Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, there are no options to replace the current seals for the Picomag flow meter.
Date published: 2021-01-14
Would this meter work with liquid hydrocarbons (e.g. liquid propane, LPG)?
Thank you for your inquiry abut this new product. You will need to determine the dielectric or conductance of this liquid if it is greater than 5 microSiemens. If it is, then, it will measure since magnetic flow meters work based on Faraday's Principle of Conductive liquids
Date published: 2020-10-16
Instructions state that 2 volts is 0 flow, so when flow starts, the voltage measurement is added to the 2 volts. Correct? How do I verify that the flow meter is still measuring accurately?
Thank you for your inquiry about the Picomag. You are correct, at ZERO flow rate, it will output 2 Volts and if you increase the flow rate, the voltage will vary and accurately measure accordingly.
Date published: 2021-12-16
What conductivity range does the meter measure over/what does the accuracy look like?
Thank you for your inquiry. The Picomag requires the liquid to have at least 5 microSiemens to measure accurately and if more conductive then require, it will still work and measure as per the published specs.
Date published: 2021-04-15
