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Peristaltic pump Vantage 5000 SCADA HV
waterfor chemicalsfor food products

Peristaltic pump - Vantage 5000 SCADA HV - Verder Liquids - water / for chemicals / for food products
Peristaltic pump - Vantage 5000 SCADA HV - Verder Liquids - water / for chemicals / for food products
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Characteristics

Technology
peristaltic
Fluid
water, for chemicals, for food products
Operation
electric
Domain
for the chemical industry, for the food industry, for water treatment, for the pharmaceutical industry
Applications
metering
Other characteristics
with integrated controller
Flow

Max.: 6.6 l/min
(1.74354 us gal/min)

Min.: 0 l/min
(0 us gal/min)

Pressure

Max.: 7 bar
(101.526 psi)

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Description

Modbus® RTU is a globally used, open data communications protocol that allows a single master controller, such as a PLC, to easily interface with multiple, uniquely addressed Verderflex Vantage 5000 pumps in a digitally controlled, high resolution dosing or metering system. Vantage 5000 pumps can be networked over an industry standard, license free data network, simplifying the integration of the Vantage 5000 into PLC controlled data highways. MODBUS RTU allows a network of Vantage 5000 pumps to be uniquely identified and controlled by a single master controller PLC or computer with real-time parameter feedback and alarms.

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