WJ-Series
TURBINE METER
INSTRUCTIONS
WJ-SERIES TURBINE METER INSTRUCTIONS
ISO
6” Meter
3” Meter
9001:2008
CERTIFIED COMPANY
GENERAL INFORMATION and SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL INFORMATION
WJ-Series turbine meters are dry-register mechanical totalizers
that offer accurate, economical reading of high ows with low
pressure loss. The horizontal-axis turbine drives a vertical
shaft, which is magnetically coupled to the sealed register.
In addition to mechanical totalizing, registers can be equipped
with magnetic pulse reed sensors well suited for remote totalizing, pacing of electronic metering pumps, and water treat-
ment applications.
FEATURES
Lid
Display
Bodies are manufactured of tough cast iron and epoxy-coated
for protection. Tungsten steel shafts and jewel bearings further
enhance the durability of these meters. Simple removal of the
top ange brings out all parts for inspection, repair, or replacement. The meter has a tamper-evident seal to call attention to
unauthorized access.
Compatible Seametrics controls include the PT35 pulse timer,
the PD10 pulse divider, and the PS40 pulse splitter for running
multiple pulse-responsive devices (e.g. pumps, counter timers
and remote totalizers) with a single WJ meter.
Rivet Pin #103107
Rivet, plastic #103106
Reed Switch Assembly #103109
150 lb. ANSI drilling ange
Epoxy-coated cast iron body
SPECIFICATIONS
Materials Meter Body
Register Plate
Drive Magnet
Turbine
Turbine Shafts
Bearings
Flanges
Maximum Pressure
Maximum Temperature
Accuracy* Above Transition
Below Transition
Reed Switch
*Specications subject to change
Please consult our website for current data (www.seametrics.com).
Cast iron, epoxy coating
ABS plastic
Alnico
Plastic
Tungsten steel
Jewel
150 lb. ANSI drilling
150 psi (10 bar)
105˚ F (40˚ C)
+/-2% of reading
+/-5% of reading
100 mA @ 24 Vac/dc
3” Meter
Gaskets
included
FLOW RANGE (GPM)
2" 3" 4" 6” 8”
2 5.3 8 20 33
Minimum
Max. Continuous
132 352 528 1320 2200
13 35 53 132 220
Transition*
*The ow rate at which accuracy changes from +/-2% of reading
(above Transition) to +/-5% of reading (below Transition).
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