CMR AIR VOLUME MEASUREMENT Accurate and repeatable air volume sensors
CMR Stainless Veloprobes
The Veloprobes are the most used duct velocity sensors and work in conjunction with all CMR P- V- VP-Sensors and DPM Velocity Transmitter. To install the Veloprobes, drill 4 holes into the existing duct work and fix them with flanges and turn them to suit the flow, connect the red and blue PVC tube. Enter duct dimensions, density and m-factor into the transmitter and the air volume is measured and displayed.
Oval Flow Probe for Silencer
Oval Flow Probes for Silencers are used substantially in Air Handling Unit Applications. The Probes are supplied individually and each silencer air passage way can be fitted with a probe either from external or internal. The probes are made to measure and all brackets are supplied. The Oval Flow Probes are better in performance than a flow grid as the airflow is already straightened by the pods and procuces an air volume measurement in m3/s, m3/s or l/s.
Venturi Duct Volume Station
The CMR Venturi air volume measurement stations are manufactured in standard duct sizes from 100mm to 500mmØ and are all pre-calibrated at the factory. Each size has a published m-factor and any CMR Transmitter can convert the velocity pressure directly into an accurate linear volume flow. The duct venturis are used in small or large scale industrial and commercial applications.
CMR Veloprobe and V-Sensor air volume measurement V-Sensor
Exhaust Air Flow Grids V-Sensor Fresh Air V-Sensor Oval Flowprobe Oval Flow Probe Silencer V-Sensor Veloprobe E Round Flow Probe V-Sensor E1 E2 PVC Tube Made to measure velocity sensors from 0.5 to 129.1 m/s CMR CONTROLS Air Management Systems
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