Axis Industries QALCOSONIC FLOW 4 Technical Description, Installation And User Instructions Download Page 6

PESF4V01 

 

                       2015 09 08 

Reverse flow:                                             

 

allowed, displayed, but not measured 

Firmware version 

 

 

 

 

0.07 

Behavior of the meter, when the flow rate exceeds the maximum  Q value   
            Q  ≤ 1,2Q

4

 

                           

 

linear 

Q  > 1,2Q

4

 

limit  1,2Q

4    ,   

The  error  „Maximum  allowable  value 

of flow rate is exceeded“ is registered and duration of  
error is calculated.     

 Protection class of calculator enclosure 

 

IP65 

 Protection class of flow sensor enclosure 

 

IP65 (IP67, IP68 - by special ordering) 

Volume measurement unit’s   

 

 

m

Resolution of a displaying device 

 

 

0,001 m

Displaying range 

 

 

                        99999,999 m

The maximum permissible error (MPE), on volumes delivered at flow rate between the transitional flow 
rate Q

2

 (included) and the overload flow rate Q

4

 (included) is: 

When water temperature   ≤ +30 ºC                 

 2 % 

When water temperature   > +30 ºC                 

 3 % 

The maximum permissible error (MPE), on volumes delivered at flow rate between the minimum flow 
rate Q

1

 (included) and the transitional flow rate Q

2

 (excluded) for water having any temperature is:   

5% 

Connection cable length between the calculator  
and the flow sensor 

 

 

 

 

           1,2 m  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 (2,5 m or 5,0 m- according to the special order) 

Maximum admissible working pressure                 16 bar (MAP 16), 25 bar (MAP 25) 
 

             

Pulse inputs (additional): 

Number of pulse inputs 

 

 

 

Measurement unit’s   

 

 

 

m

Pulse value         

 

           

 

programmable 

Type of pulses                    

 

 

   

IB by LST EN1434-2 

Maximum permissible frequency of input pulses 

3 Hz 

Maximum permissible voltage of input pulses 

3,6 V 

               

Condition of maintenance of high level 

 

3,6V via 3,3M



resistor 

 

Display (LCD): 

The device is equipped with 8-digits LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) with special symbols to display 
parameters, measurement units and operation modes 
The following information can be displayed: integral and instantaneous measured parameters, and archive 
data, and device configuration information listed in p.7.3. 

Display resolution of volume: 00000,001 m

If internal battery is discharged or disconnected - all integral values and archive data are  stored 

for at least 15 years and can be accessed by connecting the working condition of the battery power. 

 

Data registration and storage:  

Every hour, day and month values of the measured parameters are stored in memory of the meter 
All data from archive can be read only by means of the remote reading (see p.7.5) 
In addition data logger records of monthly parameters can be seen on the display (see p. 7.3.1) 
Following hourly, daily  and monthly parameter values are recorded in water meter memory: 
Integral volume of liquid

 

Integrated pulse value in pulse input 1

 

Integrated pulse value in pulse input 2

 

Maximum flow rate value and date

 

Operating time without an error 
Total error code 
Time when the flow rate exceeded 1.2 Q

Time when the flow rate was less than Q

Summary of Contents for QALCOSONIC FLOW 4

Page 1: ...AKCINĖ BENDROVĖ AXIS INDUSTRIES ULTRASONIC WATER METER QALCOSONIC FLOW 4 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION INSTALLATION AND USER INSTRUCTIONS PESF4V01 KAUNAS ...

Page 2: ...elevant requirements of the following directives 2004 22 EC Measuring instruments Directive 2004 108 EC EMC Directive 2006 95 EC Low voltage Directive Kaunas 2016 01 12 EC type examination certificate LT 1621 MI001 019 For EU Customers only WEEE Marking Marking of electrical and electronic equipment in accordance with Article 11 2 of Directive 2002 96 EC This symbol on the product indicates that i...

Page 3: ...its Hermetic fitting of primary flow and temperature sensors into the pipeline Reliable fastening of water meter at installation Warning Mounting of the sub assemblies of water meter is permissible only after ensuring of absence of fluid and pressure in the pipeline Caution If this equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer the protection provided by the equipment may be impai...

Page 4: ...70mm 7 DN65 L 300mm brass housing 8 DN65 L 300mm steel housing 8S DN80 L 350mm brass housing 9 DN80 L 350mm steel housing 9S DN100 L 350mm brass housing 10 DN100 L 350mm steel housing 10S Communication module Code none 0 M bus 1 CL 2 RF module 868 MHz 4 MODBUS RS485 5 LON 6 MiniBus 7 Type Meter QALCOSONIC FLOW 4 SF4 The ratio Q3 Q1 R Code R 250 1 R 400 2 Permanent flow rate Q3 m3 h Code 1 6 1 2 5 ...

Page 5: ...DN25 260 ΔP 25 6 3 R400 7 875 0 016 0 026 0 008 G1 or DN20 190 ΔP 63 10 0 R250 12 5 0 04 0 064 0 02 G1 1 4 or DN25 260 ΔP 63 G2 or DN40 300 ΔP 25 10 0 R400 12 5 0 025 0 04 0 012 G1 1 4 or DN25 260 ΔP 63 16 0 R250 20 0 064 0 1 0 03 G2 or DN40 300 ΔP 63 DN50 270 ΔP 25 16 0 R400 20 0 04 0 064 0 02 G2 or DN40 300 ΔP 63 25 0 R250 31 25 0 1 0 16 0 05 DN50 270 ΔP 63 DN65 300 ΔP 25 25 0 R400 31 25 0 063 0...

Page 6: ...ammable Type of pulses IB by LST EN1434 2 Maximum permissible frequency of input pulses 3 Hz Maximum permissible voltage of input pulses 3 6 V Condition of maintenance of high level 3 6V via 3 3M resistor Display LCD The device is equipped with 8 digits LCD Liquid Crystal Display with special symbols to display parameters measurement units and operation modes The following information can be displ...

Page 7: ...imited up to 200 minutes per month for protection of the battery against premature discharge Unused limit of communications are summarized The interface is blocked after the expiration of a limit and only after change of the hour the new time limit of communications will be given for 16 seconds for each next hour Pulse outputs 2 OB normal mode OD test mode Type open collector permissible current u...

Page 8: ...d detection characteristics of overload Calculation of the maximum values and their storage in archive Storage of data required for reporting annually and monthly date to be determined set day parameter values Archive data storage time 36 months including the calculated volume and tariff register Detection of errors Displaying of values of parameters optional and displaying of faults Verification ...

Page 9: ...e equipment following the requirements listed in this document in technical documentation of other system components and in water meter installation project It is forbidden to wire signal cables nearby less than 5 cm with power cables or cables of other devices It is forbidden to change length of a cable 5 2 Electrical wiring 5 2 1 Connection of external power supply If the meter is with external ...

Page 10: ...trasonic flow sensor housing turning every 90º a On the flow sensor with a thread connection b On the flow sensor with flange connection On the wall Panel mounting on standard DIN rail Important It is forbidden to attach the calculator directly to a wall if there is a risk of condensation humidity or temperature of a surface of a wall can fall lower than 5 In this case it is recommended to attach ...

Page 11: ...t gaskets inside the pipe 5 4 Setting up the jumpers J The connector J is on the calculator plate pulse input output connection terminals Figure A1 Joining or leaving open the connector contacts you can choose the normal or verification test mode activate the pulse inputs or outputs 5 5 Verification of installation and set up After installing the water meter let measured fluid flow through the flo...

Page 12: ...ed the flow does not flow Destination of the other symbols are described in sections 6 3 1 6 3 3 The following information can be displayed integral and instantaneous measured parameters archive data and set day data device configuration information Permanently display shows the amount of water consumtion Other data sequentially displayed in the indicator using the control button 6 3 Meniu structu...

Page 13: ...ll list of shown parameters is represented For the specific meter it can be reduced ID Parameter Value Description 1 1 Error code with data stamp of starting of error INT INF BIL INT INF BIL INT INF BIL All three displays will be displayed in turns in one second interval Description of Error codes is presented in p 6 3 3 ...

Page 14: ...r INT INF BIL 2 1 Volume of liquid on set day with date stamp INT INF BIL INT INF BIL Changes each 1 second 2 2 Volume of liquid 1 on set day with date stamp INT INF BIL INT INF BIL Changing with date stamp every 1 second 2 3 Volume of liquid 2 on set day with date stamp INT INF BIL INT INF BIL Changing with date stamp every 1 second 2 4 Volume of liquid on set day of previous month with date stam...

Page 15: ...y 1 second 2 9 Minimum temperature of previous month with date stamp if used INT INF BIL INT INF BIL Changing with date stamp every 1 second 2 10 2 225 The data of previous months with date stamp up to 36 previous months By analogy ID 2 8 2 23 During installation of the meter it is possible to choose to display the data of the previous month only to display the data of the last two months or to di...

Page 16: ...11 Software version number 3 12 Serial number 3 13 MBus adress INT INF BIL 3 14 Working hours without a power calculation error INT INF BIL 3 15 Battery operation time INT INF BIL Configuration is possible via optical interface and in conjunction with the special configuration programme in a test mode when jumper is set see p 6 4 In the same way it is possible to switch off indication of irrelevan...

Page 17: ...t the values quantity of a liquid are registered in memory till the successive test or before following actuating of the flow simulation 4 5 High resolution flow rate INT INF BIL 6 3 3 Error codes Error code may consist from up to 4 symbols Code Description Status of calculator 0 no error normal operation 1 warning ending battery life 8 electronics failure Status of temperature sensor if used 0 no...

Page 18: ... temperature sensors and pulse input output terminals see fig A1 Annex A Destination of contacts of connector J is presented in fig 6 3 Fig 6 3 Destination of contacts of connector J Activation of test verification mode In test mode it is possible to achieve precise results within short measuring time For activation of Verification Test mode you must opening device and set up jumper on the connect...

Page 19: ... active when the corresponding contacts of connector J are open see Fig 6 3 All communication interfaces does not affect the measured parameters and their calculation and therefore can be replaced by another type without removing of verification seal Data collection from meters can be realized via PC via telephone modem via GSM modem via Internet and so on 7 VERIFICATION Metrological control of wa...

Page 20: ... in the paragraph 2 of this document if transportation storage and operation conditions will be followed Warranty period 12 months from bringing into operation but not more than 18 months from manufacturing date Manufacturer s address AB Axis Industries Kulautuvos g 45a Kaunas LT 47190 Lithuania tel 370 37 360234 fax 370 37 360358 ...

Page 21: ...PESF4V01 2015 09 08 21 Annex A Fig A1 Electrical wiring diagrams V1 additional pulse input output 1 V2 additional pulse input output 2 T additional temperature sensor if used ...

Page 22: ...5 Terminal for temperature sensor If temperature sensor is used 6 Terminal for temperature sensor If temperature sensor is used Terminal no Description 20 CL CL module 21 CL CL module 24 25 M bus Mbus module 51 MiniBus module line terminal 52 MiniBus module line terminal 60 61 MODBUS and LON module 12 24 V DC power supply 90 MODBUS module terminal 91 MODBUS module terminal 96 LON module A terminal...

Page 23: ...ions of calculator B2 Sizes and dimensions of water meter QALCOSONIC FLOW 4 Fig B2 1 Flow sensor Q3 1 6 2 5m3 h Fig B2 2 Flow sensor Q3 2 5 4m3 h Threaded end connections G3 4 Threaded end connections G1 mounting length L 110 mm mounting length L 130 mm ...

Page 24: ...PESF4V01 2015 09 08 24 ANNEX B continuous a b Fig B2 3 Flow sensor Q3 1 6 2 5 4 6 3 m3 h L 190 mm a Tread G1 b Flange DN20 a ...

Page 25: ...PESF4V01 2015 09 08 25 ANNEX B continuous b Fig B2 4 Flow sensor Q3 6 3 10 0 m3 h L 260 mm a Tread G1 1 4 b Flange DN25 a ...

Page 26: ...PESF4V01 2015 09 08 26 ANNEX B continuous b c Fig B2 5 Flow sensor Q3 10 0 16 m3 h L 300 mm a Tread G2 b c Flange DN40 two construction alternatives ...

Page 27: ...PESF4V01 2015 09 08 27 ANNEX B continuous Fig B2 6 Flow sensor Q3 16 0 25 0 m3 h L 270 mm Flange DN50 a Dimensions of flow sensors DN50 MAP16 MAP25 DN65 MAP16 Brass housing ...

Page 28: ...AP16 MAP25 Brass housing a Dimensions of flow sensors DN65 MAP16 MAP25 DN80 MAP16 MAP25 DN100 MAP16 MAP25 Steel housing Fig B2 7 Flow sensors of the water meters QALCOSONIC FLOW 4 Flanged connections DN50 DN65 DN80 DN100 L D D1 H B DN65 300 180 145 180 205 DN80 350 195 160 195 210 DN100 350 215 180 215 230 ...

Page 29: ...cturer adhesive seal sticker on the fixer of the cover protecting electronic module manufacturer security seal 3 mounting seal after installation a Sealing of flow sensor b Sealing of flow sensor with end connections G3 4 G1 DN20 with end connections G11 4 DN25 c Sealing of flow sensor with end connections d Sealing of flow sensor steel housing G2 DN40 DN50 DN65 DN80 DN100 with end connections DN6...

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