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ynasonics® TFX-5000 ultrasonic clamp-on flow meters for liquid flow measurement and Heat metering (Heating & Cooling flows) include data logging and alarm history with a time and date stamp and are ideally suited for HVAC, water and wastewater, oil and gas and industrial flow and energy measurement applications.


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Whilst this model can be specified for pipe diameters DN12 to DN1200, the approval covers models from DN65 and above and classification is:


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The TFX-5000 meter uses transit time measurement to determine the flow rate and total volume. When ordered as an energy meter option with the supplied pair of PT1000 RTDs, the TFX-5000 energy meter can calculate heat transfer rate and energy usage clamp on to the outside of the pipe, there i


installation cost while eliminati tap or cut into the pipe, providi meters' clamp on flow sensors


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The TFX-5000 non-intrusive flow meter replaces the Dynasonics® TFX Ultra - ultrasonic clamp-on meter and is suited to the same applications and more whilst it also includes the following improvements:


• Data logging and real-time clock


• Addition of the adjustable small pipe transducer, only one sensor for small pipes! • Large display with keypad and improved diagnostic messages • Improved pipe clamp RTDs for energy metering


• AquaCUE® Flow Measure ment Manager/BEACON® Advanced Metering Analytics with remote connectivity • Security passcode protection


• English, French, German, Italian and Spanish configuration menus


• SoloCUE® Flow Device Manager configuration software (included free with each model purchased) • The TFX-5000 meter is CE certified. (ATEX approval is on-going and e xpected for early 2020. )


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