Loading...Doppler ultrasonic equipment can only be used where sufficient "acoustically reflective particles" are present within the stream. Such particles include: suspended solids; air bubbles and larger particles such as sand and leaves. The stream must contain at least 100ppm of particles greater than 75 microns in size. Doppler ultrasonic equipment is less suitable for pressurized (greater than 250kPa/37psi) pipe flows.
So Doppler ultrasonic is suitable for most irrigation, waste and stormwater applications.
Electromagnetic insert equipment is only suitable for closed pipes that always run full. Electromagnetic equipment is suitable for pressurized (greater than 250kPa/37psi) pipe flows. These meters should not be used in streams with heavy debris loads or "slime".
See the sensors page for full details.
See the sensors page for full details.
The sensor should be mounted on the side wall of the pipe, between the 2 and 5 o'clock positions. A ball valve should be used when mounting "Insert" type sensors to allow for easy maintenance. See User Manual for full coverage.
Watch the insert sensor installation video.
The sensor must be mounted such that the depth sensor is always covered by water to a depth of at least 50mm (2 inches). See User Manual for full coverage.
Watch the strap sensor installation video.
A maximum of 50 metres (165ft) of cable is available on any MACE Doppler sensor.
Up to five Doppler (of any type) or five electromagnetic insert sensors.
Watch the add-on cards video.
Yes, the MACE WebComm card allows remote data access.
Use the application software, FloCom+ to:
Watch the FloCom+ video.