Digital heat meter WR200-F

digital heat meter
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Heat transfer water or other liquids Temperature range -50…0…+250 °C Any flow sensor with analog signal connectable 2 x Pt100 inputs for advantages and return temperature Exact k-value calculation for IAPWS-IF97 Backlit alphanumeric LCD display (4 x 20 characters) Built-in clock with automatic calendar to 2099 Counter for heat and flow resettable Counters for variable periods 4 analog outputs for instantaneous values 2 pulse outputs for M-Bus connection (optional) Housing for snap-rail or wall mounting (IP55) Accessories for panel installation Description The heat meters WR 200 F is used for detecting the heat energy in closed heating or cooling systems with liquid heat transfer medium. The instantaneous heat capacity is calculated using the formula: P = QV ΔT * k with P = heat output in kW QV = flow in m3 / h ΔT = temperature difference between flow and return temperature k = thermal coefficient in kWh/m3 · °C subsequently, the actual flow and the current. Thermal power integrated over time and added up to two counters. For counting on an adjustable period of two resettable counters in conjunction with a clock with automatic calendar are available. All measuring and counts are displayed on a backlit four-line LCD display with its physical unit. Water as a heat carrier may, however, other fluids (water-glycol mixtures, heat transfer oil) are used. The thermal coefficients of water are stored in the unit for a temperature range of 250 °C. The heat energy meter is provided for connection of any flow sensor with analog output. For temperature measurement, two Pt100 inputs are available in four-wire circuit.

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