VPInstruments VPFlowScope M Flow Meter Start Kit

Compete start kit that includes flow meter, VPSensorCartridge, cables, power supply, documentation, and software.

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Features

  • 1.64 to 490 SFPS flow range
  • 2 to 16" pipe
  • 150 PSI max pressure
  • Four sensors in one instrument:
    • Bi-directional flow
    • Pressure
    • Temperature
    • Totalized flow
  • Ethernet (Modbus/ TCP)
  • RS485 (Modbus RTU)
  • 4-20 mA linearized, pulse mode or alarm output
  • USB interface for configuration and downloading of data log files
  • IP65 protection rated, NEMA 4 when mated to VPSensorCartridge
  • 16ft cable with 5 pin M12 on one side included

What's in the Box

  • VPFlowScope M Transmitter with display + data logger
  • VPSensorCartridge (0..150 mn/sec, 0..10 bar, 0..60 deg C)
  • Bi-directional option
  • Mini USB cable
  • 24V Power supply
  • Compression fitting with proprietary, adjustable safety cable
  • Cable 16.4ft for ethernet with 4-pin M12 and RJ45 connector
  • Case
  • ISO Calibration report
  • User manual
  • VPStudio software

The VPInstruments VPFlowScope M Flow Meter Start Kit is a four-in-one bidirectional flow meter for compressed air, nitrogen, oxygen, helium, argon, and other industrial gases. Featuring 4-20 mA and RS485 (Modbus RTU) outputs, and a built-in Ethernet (Modbus/TCP) interface, the VPFlowScope M is easy to connect directly to any network. It can be installed under pressure and simultaneously measure (bi-directional) thermal mass flow, pressure, temperature, and total flow.

Unlike traditional flow meters, the VPFlowScope M does not require traditional recalibration, where you have to ship the unit back. Instead, it consists of a transmitter and the VPSensorCartridge, reducing recalibration to a simple exchange.