Dwyer DFMT2 User Manual

Series DFMT2 Digital Paddlewheel Flow Transmitter
15xI. D. 5xI.D . 20xI. D. 5xI.D .
90°elbow
2x90° elbow division 2 plane
15xI. D. 5xI.D .
20xI. D. 5 xI .D
pump/valve
40xI. D. 5xI.D .25xI. D. 5xI.D .
2x90° elbow
flange
reducing
C
ABLE LENGTH 197˝ [5 m]
3
-7/8 [100]
3
1/32
[24.61]
4-1/2
[114.30]
A
1
-13/32
[35.72]
4-9/16
[
115.89]
3-7/8 [100]
Specifications - Installation and Operating Instructions
M
ange
emote Mounting Bracket
R
(Stainless Steel)
R
m3/h)
(
0 0
0.3-5.91
0.5-11.36
1.5-23.85 2
.1-2 .2-4.09
-40.88
N
3 1 3/4˝ 1˝ 1-1/2˝ 2
Bulletin F-DFMT2
ress.
P
ale
PT
/8˝ /2˝
˝
MPa)
(
.0
1
.0
1
1.0
0.8
0.8 .8
0
A
-3/4˝ (121 mm)
4
-1/8˝ (130 mm)
5 5-5/8˝ (142 mm) 5-1/2˝ (141 mm) 6-7/8˝ (175 mm)
-7/8˝ (175 mm)
6
he Series DFMT2 Remote Digital Paddlewheel Flow Transmitter is a two
T
piece digital flow transmitter that provides instantaneous, as well as totalizing flow monitoring. The two piece design allows the user to separate the control panel from the application, making it ideal for industrial use in reverse osmosis water purifying systems and any other applications where space is limited. The large backlit
isplay makes navigating through the menu structure simple. The Series DFMT2
d
ses high accuracy, industry proven paddlewheel technology, offers a user
u
electable 4 to 20 mA or pulse output, and has a corrosion resistant PVDF sensor
s giving it a long operation life. Users can reset the totalizer at any time and set a security password protecting the system settings from unauthorized changes.
Installation Instructions
The accuracy of these flowmeters can be affected by disturbances such as pumps, elbows, tees, and valves that are in the flow stream. To reduce the error caused by these disturbances, pick a section of pipe that is at a distance from any pumps, bends or valves. The recommended distance away from elbows and pumps is shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1: Mounting Straight Pipe Runs Required
Mounting Location
To reduce the possibility of causing damage to the Series DFMT2, it is recommended that the meter be mounted in a full flow pipe. Vertical mounting is acceptable, provided the liquid is flowing up through the meter, or a sufficient back pressure exists on the downward flow. On horizontal mountings, it is recommended that the meter be mounted perpendicular to the pipe. For systems that may have small air pockets at the top of the pipe, the meter can be mounted up to 45° off the vertical normal.
SPECIFICATIONS
S
ange: See model chart.
R
etted Materials:
W
Sensor and Impeller: PVDF; Shaft: Ceramic; O-Rings: Fluoroelastomer;
Accuracy: ±1.5% FS.
epeatability: ±0.5% FS.
R Output:
Analog: 4 to 20 mA (750 Ω max. loop resistance); Pulse: NPN square wave output; Frequency: 0 to 2 kHz (adjustable); Pulse width: 0 to 1000 ms (adjustable).
Electrical Connections: Removable screw terminal. Temperature Limits:
Process: -4 to 194°F (-20 to 90°C); Ambient: -4 to 149°F(-20 to 65°C).
Pressure Limit: 145 psi (1.0 MPa). Power Requirements: 12 to 24 VDC. Power Consumption: 2 W. Display: 2.38 x 1.25" (60.33 x 31.75 mm) LCD. Totalizing Display Maximum: 9,999,999,999. Process Connection: See model chart. Enclosure Rating: IP65. Enclosure Material: ABS plastic. Weight: See model chart.
Model DFMT2-10A DFMT2-15A DFMT2-20A DFMT2-25A DFMT2-40A DFMT2-50A
Range GPM (m3/h)
0.44 to 7.93 (0.1 to 1.8)
0.88 to 17.61 (0.2 to 4)
1.32 to 26.42 (0.3 to 6)
2.20 to 52.83 (0.5 to 12)
6.61 to 105.67 (1.5 to 24)
8.81 to 176.11 (2 to 40)
Connection
3/8˝ NPT 1/2˝ NPT 3/4˝ NPT 1˝ NPT 1-1/2˝ NPT 2˝ NPT
Weight lb (kg)
1.76 (0.8)
1.81 (0.82)
1.85 (0.84)
1.94 (0.88)
2.20 (1.0)
2.43 (1.1)
DWYER INSTRUMENTS, INC.
P.O. BOX 373 • MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA 46360, U.S.A. Fax: 219/872-9057 e-mail: info@dwyermail.com
Phone: 219/879-8000 www.dwyer-inst.com
LECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
E
Item
Label
1
4 to 20 mA+
2
4 to 20 mA-
to 2 kHz+
3
0
to 2 kHz-
4
0
S DATA+
5
R
6
RS DATA-
10
1 2 3 4 5 6
7
10
8
11
9
11 7
8
9
12 to 24 V+ 12 to 24 V-
o+
V
IN+
S
SIN-
Function
4 to 20 Output
requency/
F
ulse Output
P
S485
R Communication Input Power Terminals
ower to
P
ensor (Blue)
S
ommunication to
C
ensor (Red)
S Communication to Sensor (Black)
4 to 20 mA Output
The Series DFMT2 can provide a variable current output that is proportional to the detected flow rate. This output can be used in a range of external interface devices,
nd can be calibrated to suit a particular flow range. The maximum load resistance is
a
50 Ω, including the cables used to connect.
7
Pulse (Frequency) Output
The Series DFMT2 offers a frequency pulsed output that can be configured as a linear flow proportional frequency output or a standard pulsed output via the unit software. The maximum pulse output frequency is 5 kHz with a pulse amplitude of 24V and a
aximum load current of 0.2A. The pulse output frequency is adjustable from 100-
m 5000 Hz (please refer to “To Change The Maximum Frequency” under “Pulse Output Setup”).
When utilizing the unit with a linear proportional frequency output, the liter/pulse option must be set to 0.0 (please refer to “To Change the Liters/Pulse” under the “Pulse Output Setup”) and the frequency output signal scaled to the desired range within the units capability (please refer to “To Set Qmax” under the “Percentage Range” to scale frequency output signal).
When utilizing the unit as a standard pulsed output (please refer to “Pulse Output Setup” under the “System Setup Menu”).
RS485 Communication Output (Optional)
The Series DFMT2 features optional RS485 Communication. This must be specified at time of order and will not function otherwise. The RS data communication option will remain visible in the unit’s software and on the terminal board but will not be functional. Please contact factory for RS485 communication output capable units.
USING THE SERIES DFMT2
When first turned on, the Series DFMT2 will initialize, and then it will turn to the measurement reading screen.
The top number is the instantaneous flow reading, followed by the total amount of liquid passed. The bottom bar shows the percentage of flow in relation to the maximum flow rate.
To access the menu, press the key on the keypad. Navigate through the menu using the and to select a sub menu, and the key to enter a sub menu. To return to the measurement reading screen, or to return from a sub menu, press the
key.
nit Adjustment
U
he Series DFMT2 can display flow units of L/s, L/min, L/h, m
T
al/s, US gal/min, and US gal/h. The totalization units can be displayed in L, m
g
S gallons.
U
3
/
s, m
3
min, m
/
3
h, US
/
3
and
,
To change flow units:
Steps
Operation Instructions
1
From the menu, select “Basic”.
elect “PV Units”.
2
S
3
Use and to change the desired flow units.
ress to select units.
4
P
ress to confirm the
5
P change, or press to cancel the change.
o change totalization units:
T
teps
peration Instructions
S
O
rom the menu, select
1
F
Basic”.
2
Select “Total Units”.
se and to change
3
U
he desired flow units.
t
4
Press to select units.
5
Press to confirm the change, or press to cancel the change.
Display
PV Units
PV Units
isplay
D
Total Units
Total Units
ENT ESC
Basic System Calibration Test
PV Units PV Decimal Total Units Total Decimal
Basic System Calibration Test
PV Units PV Decimal Total Units Total Decimal
m3/h
m3/h
L/h
L/h
L
3
m
L
3
m
Resolution
The Series DFMT2 has a selectable resolution of up to 3 decimal points for both the flow and totalization units.
To change flow resolution:
Steps
Operation Instructions
1
From the menu, select “Basic”.
2
Select “PV Decimal”.
3
Use and to change the desired flow resolution.
4
Press to select resolution.
5
Press to confirm the change, or press to cancel the change.
Display
PV Decimal
PV Decimal
ENT ESC
Basic System Calibration Test
PV Units PV Decimal Total Units Total Decimal
3
3
3
2
To change totalization resolution:
Steps
Operation Instructions
1
From the menu, select “Basic”.
2
Select “Total Decimal”.
3
Use and to change the desired totalization resolution. Press to select
4
resolution.
Press to confirm the
5
change, or press to cancel the change.
Display
Total Decimal
Total Decimal
ENT ESC
Basic System Calibration Test
PV Units PV Decimal Total Units Total Decimal
3
3
3
2
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