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OMEGA FP-5200 Flow Sensor Instructions
45°
45°
Important Safety Information!
• Never remove a sensor from a pressurized pipe. Always wear
protective clothing during sensor installation/service.
Maximum Operating Pressure/Temperature:
• Pipe fitting MUST be installed by a certified welder only. Signet
will not assume liability of any kind for improper fitting installations.
• Serious bodily injury and/or product failure can result if the
conditions in this manual are exceeded. DO NOT exceed
specifications under any circumstances.
• Horizontal pipe runs: Mount sensor in the upright (0°) position for best
overall performance. Mount at a maximum of 45° when air bubbles are
present. Do not mount on the bottom of pipe when sediments are present.
Reducer
15 X I.D.5 X I.D.
2 x 90° Elbow
3 dimensions
40 X I.D.5 X I.D.
FP-5200 Series Sensor with:
• FP-5200 Series Saddle Fittings:
21 bar (300 psi) @ 66 °C (150 °F)
• FP-5200 Series Tee & Mini-Tap Fittings:
103 bar (1500 psi) @ 149 °C (300 °F)
90° Elbow
20 X I.D.5 X I.D.
2 x 90° Elbow
25 X I.D.5 X I.D.
• Vertical pipe runs: Sensor must be mounted in lines with UPWARD flow only.
3. Sensor/Fitting Selection
The FP-5200 Sensor is designed for installation into SCH 40 stainless steel
pipes via FP-5200 Series Tee, Mini-Tap or Saddle fittings, see options below:
FP-5200 Series Tee Fittings
Pipe (in.)SensorFitting
0.50FP-5200FP-5205
0.75FP-5200FP-5207
1.00FP-5200FP-5210
FP-5200 Series Mini-Tap Fittings
Pipe (in.)SensorFitting
1.25FP-5201FP-5212
1.50FP-5201FP-5215
2.00FP-5201FP5220
2.50FP-5201FP-5225
3.00FP-5201FP-5230
4.00FP-5201FP-5240
5.00FP-5201FP-5250
6.00FP-5201FP-5260
8.00FP-5201FP-5280
10.0FP-5201FP-5281
12.0FP-5201FP-5282
Sensor
Sensor
Wetted fitting materials:
316 SS
Tee Fitting,
hardware included
Wetted fitting materials:
316 SS & 347 SS
Mini-Tap Fitting,
hardware included
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FP-5200 Series Saddle Fittings
Pipe (in.)SensorFitting
2.00FP-5202FP-5220S
2.50FP-5202FP-5225S
3.00FP-5202FP-5230S
4.00FP-5202FP-5240S
5.00FP-5202FP-5250S
6.00FP-5202FP-5260S
8.00FP-5202FP-5280S
10.0FP-5202FP-5281S
12.0FP-5202FP-5282S
4. Fitting Installation, Required Hardware
Tee & Mini-Tap Fittings
• 0.5 to 1 inch pipes, FP-5200 Series fitting required
• 1.25 to 12 inch pipes: FP-5200 Series fitting and 27 mm (1-1/16 in.)
diameter drill required
• Mini-Tap fittings are welded onto the pipe and are used with FP-5200
sensors.
Saddle type fittings are strapped to the pipe and are used with FP-5202
sensors. Welds MUST be made by a certified welder who is licensed to weld
stainless steel and other high-carbon grade steels.
Saddle Fitting,
hardware included
4.1 Installation, Tee & Mini-Tap Fittings
1. Select an appropriate mounting location as outlined in sections 1 and 2.
2. Depressurize and drain pipe.
3. Use the following welding and installation procedures appropriate for your
fitting/pipe size:
FP-5200 Series Tee Fittings, 0.5 to 1 inch:
• Insert pipe into fitting socket
• Make sure the pipe is parallel to the bottom of the Mini-Tap fitting.
• Weld pipe into place
FP-5200 Series Mini-Tap Fittings, 1.25 to 12 inch:
• Drill a 27 mm (1-1/16 in.) diameter hole completely through the ONE
surface of the pipe. Thoroughly deburr inner and outer edges of hole.
• Tack weld the Mini-Tap fitting onto the pipe, making sure the hole in the pipe
is lined up with the Mini-Tap fitting hole.
• Weld the Mini-Tap fitting onto the pipe.
5. Sensor Installation
1. Set the gasket supplied with the fitting onto the fitting flange, making
sure the holes align.
2. Remove the red rotor protection cap and insert the sensor into the fitting,
making sure not to bump the rotor assembly. Make sure the arrow on the
side of the sensor is pointing in the direction of flow.
Fitting
flange
Flow
Flow sensor
arrow
4.2 Installation, Saddle Fittings
1. Select an appropriate mounting location as outlined in sections 1 and 2.
2. Drill a 27 mm (1-1/16 in.) diameter hole completely through the TOP
surface of the pipe. Thoroughly deburr inner and outer edges of hole.
3. Place the Buna-N/Neoprene saddle O-ring over
the pipe hole (small hole side towards pipe). Position
the saddle fitting over the O-ring, making sure the
O-ring centers on the underside fitting ridge. Center
saddle fitting and O-ring over the pipe hole, then
strap the fitting to the pipe with the two U-bolts. Snug
all four nuts in a criss-cross pattern. Using a torque
wrench (when possible) torque the U-bolts in a
criss-cross pattern to 52 foot-pounds.
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U-bolt
torque
pattern
6. Sensor Wiring
1/2 in. NPT
conduit port
Blk
F-
Red
(AC signal out)
black
red
(AC signal out)
F+
Shld
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silver
3. Slip two washers onto each bolt and insert the bolt/washer onto each
of the four fitting flange holes.
4. Snug all four flange bolts in a criss-cross pattern. Using a torque
wrench (when possible), torque the flange nuts in a criss-cross pattern to
52 foot-pounds.
FP-5200 Series
• Use 2-conductor shielded cable for cable splices to 60 m (200 ft).
(ground)Instruments
• Maintain cable shield through splice.
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Flange
bolt torque
pattern
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• Shield the unjacketed silver (ground) wire using electrical tape to
prevent potential noise interference and/or shorting hazards.
• FPM-9010A, use 525 input card setting.
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7. Sensor Removal Procedure
1. Depressurize and drain pipe.
2. Remove the four sensor flange bolts and lockwashers. Pull upward
on the sensor flange with an alternating twisting motion.
WARNING!
Never remove a sensor from a pressurized pipeline. Always
wear protective clothing during sensor installation/service.
9. Accessories
Refer to section 3 for a list of available sensors and fittings.
Part no.Description
M2489Instruction manual
FP-52648Fitting cap kit, cap and gasket
FP-52504-1Rotor pin, 316 SS (optional)
FP-52504-2Rotor pin, Tungsten Carbide (standard)
FP-52509Rotor kit, 316 SS pin
FP-52509-2Rotor kit, Tungsten pin
10. Rotor Replacement Procedure
1. With a small pair of needle-nose
pliers, firmly grip the center of the rotor
pin (axle) and with a twisting motion,
bend the rotor pin into an "S" shape.
This should pull the ends of the pin out of
the retainers and free the rotor assembly.
Rotor Pin
8. Maintenance
The FP-5200 Series Sensor requires little or no maintenance of any kind, with
the exception of an occasional sensor/paddlewheel cleaning.
FP-52509/FP-52509-2 Rotor kit
retainerretainer
bearing
3. Insert the new rotor assembly and
bearings into the rotor housing of the
sensor and place the new rotor pin
(axle) through the open end of the rotor
housing, through the rotor and bearings,
and into the previously installed retainer.
rotor pin
rotor
Existing
Retainer
bearing
Rotor Pin
Rotor
Assembly
New
Bearings
2. Remove retainer from each side by
gently tapping it inwards using a punch.
Install a new retainer with its rotor pin
clearance hole inward. Only install one
retainer at this time.
Retainer
11. K-factors
The K-factor is the number of pulses the sensor will generate for each
engineering unit of fluid which passes. They are listed in U.S. gallons and in
liters. For example, in a 1 inch SCH 40S stainless steel pipe, the sensor
generates 266.17 pulses per gallon of fluid passing the rotor. K-factors are
listed for SCH 40S stainless steel pipes up to 12 inch.
Conversion Formulas
1 U.S. gallon =0.003785 cubic meters
0.000003069 Acre feet
8.3454 pounds of water
Punch
4. Tap the second retainer (rotor pin
cleareance hole inwards) into the
hole while lining up the rotor pin
with the center of the retainer hole.
Thiscompletes the rotor replacement
procedure.
Flow velocity range:0.5 to 6 m/s (1.6 to 20 ft/s)
Frequency output:29 to 46 Hz per m/s (9 to 14 Hz per ft/s)
Linearity:±1% of full range
Repeatability:±0.5% of full range
Pipe size range:13 to 305 mm (0.5 to 12 in.)
Cable length:7.6 m (25 ft), can splice up to 60 m (200 ft.) with no
significant degradation of signal strength
Cable type:150 °C 22 AWG, 2-conductor w/shield
Materials
Sensor body:ACI type CF-8M (316 cast stainless steel) per
Voltage output:Approximate sine wave, 0.005 to 0.008 Vp-p per
Hertz
Coil resistance:11.6 kΩ @ 25 °C
Coil inductance:3.5 Henrys @ 25 °C
Required input module: P52577 (included)
Quality Standards
• CE
• Manufactured under ISO 9001
Ambient Conditions
Maximum Pressure/Temperature Limitations:
FP-5200 Series Sensor with:
• FP-5200 Series Saddle Fitting: 21 bar (300 psi) max. @
66 °C (150 °F)
FP-5200 Series Sensor with:
• FP-5200 Series Tee or Mini-Tap Fitting: 103 bar (1500 psi) max. @
149 °C (300 °F)
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OMEGA ENGINEERING, INC. warrants this unit to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a
period of 13 months from date of purchase. OMEGA’s WARRANTY adds an additional one (1) month
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