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8150 Flow Totalizer

5.  Battery Installation and Replacement

Two 

3.6 V Lithium thionyl chloride 

batteries, AA-size (7400-0011) are included with the Totalizer.

NOTE:

  THE 8150 WILL NOT OPERATE WITH STANDARD 1.5 V ALKALINE BATTERIES. USE 3.6 V LITHIUM BATTERIES ONLY!

CAUTION

When replacing batteries,

remove and replace

one battery at a time

Remove and replace
this battery first.

1
2
3
4
5
6

Note:  Lithium Batteries

Dispose of properly!

Replace with 3.6 V Lithium battery

+

+

-

-

• 

Observe polarity! 

Note that both batteries should face the 

same direction.

• 

When the “low battery” indicator appears on the display, both 
batteries should be replaced within 90 days.

• 

Remove and replace battery #1  rst, then remove and 
replace battery #2.

 

This ensures that all settings and totalizer values are saved.

• 

If  the low battery symbol reappears for more than 10 
seconds after installing new batteries, one battery is 
reversed, or battery #2 was installed before battery #1.

• 

Secure the batteries by fastening the hook-and-loop straps.

4. Wiring

• 

The wiring is identical for the panel mount and the  eld mount versions of the totalizer.

• 

Only one wire should be inserted into a terminal. Splice double wires outside the terminal.

• 

External Reset for Total #1:

 Use no more than 30 m (100 ft) of 2-conductor twisted-pair cable connected to a dry contact (for 

example, an ordinary door-bell button or relay contact).

• 

Only Totalizer #1 can be be reset by the external connection.

• 

Total #1 will not be displayed unless it is the standard totalizer selection.

Instructions

  1.  Remove 10 mm (

3

/

8

 in.) of insulation from sensor cable conductors.

  2.  Press down on orange lever to open terminal.
  3.  Insert wire into terminal until it hits bottom.
  4.  Release the lever to secure wire.

10 mm

Input Wiring

Use this wiring scheme for
Signet models 515 and 525.

DISPOSE OF EXPENDED BATTERIES PROPERLY!

  

Lithium batteries contain hazardous chemicals.  Dispose of 
batteries according to local regulation.

 Terminal 

no. 

Function

 1 

 Signal 

Ground

 2 

 Sensor 

signal

 3 

 Open 

Collector 

Signal

 

 

DC Power to sensor

 5 

 Ground

 6 

 Ext. 

Reset






     RED

#1 #2 

Totalizer 1
Remote reset 

Connect shield
to Ground wire

Splice BLK and SHLD
together outside of terminal

BLACK 

SH

IE

LD

 

515

525

Summary of Contents for 8150

Page 1: ...y Standards CE CUL UL EN Manufactured under ISO 9001 and 14001 2 Specifications Dimensions 3 8150 090 1 Rev G 07 11 English Topic Page 1 Description 1 2 Speci cations 1 3 Installation 2 4 Wiring 4 5 Battery Installation and Replacement 4 6 Operation 5 7 Security Code 6 8 Totalizer operation 7 9 Automatic Calibration 9 1 Description The Signet 8150 Flow Totalizer is a battery powered instrument cap...

Page 2: ...Totalizer Square Tab 3 1 Integral Installation with Field Mount Totalizer Universal Conduit Base 3 8050 Terminal Cover 4 3111 Liquid tight Connector 3 9000 392 1 Flow Totalizer 3 8150 1 Integral Flow Sensor 3 8510 Signet Fittings Integral Adapter kit 3 8051 3 2 Remote Field Mount on Wall 3 Installation The parts identi ed in Bold type are required for this installation Other parts are shown for re...

Page 3: ...ecommended 3 7 Panel Mount Installation Detail 3 5 Remote Field mount on Pipe 3 6 Remote Installation with Panel Mount Totalizer The parts identi ed in Bold type are required for this installation Other parts are shown for reference only The parts identi ed in Bold type are required for this installation Other parts are shown for reference only Use 2 conductor shielded cable no more than 30 m 100 ...

Page 4: ...raps 4 Wiring The wiring is identical for the panel mount and the eld mount versions of the totalizer Only one wire should be inserted into a terminal Splice double wires outside the terminal External Reset for Total 1 Use no more than 30 m 100 ft of 2 conductor twisted pair cable connected to a dry contact for example an ordinary door bell button or relay contact Only Totalizer 1 can be be reset ...

Page 5: ... CODE 0 0 0 0 Set a private code to prevent tampering Section 7 DEFAULT TOTALIZER Permanent Select from three totalizer options Section 8 TOTALIZER 2 RESET Reset Totalizer 2 after entering the security code Section 8 3 6 Operation 6 1 No Flow and ELAPSED TIME Display If the ow stops the Flow Rate displays the number of hours since ow was last detected This display will alternate with the normal To...

Page 6: ... key three times to scroll to Sec Code 3 Press RIGHT ARROW to edit the code The leading digit on the display will ash 4 Press the UP key one time to scroll the ashing digit to 1 5 Press the RIGHT key three times to advance the ashing element to the last digit 6 Press the UP key one time to scroll the ashing digit to 1 7 Press the ENTER key to complete the edit process 8 Press the UP and DOWN keys ...

Page 7: ...ng the security code in the calibration menu Total 2 is identi ed by a ashing display every six seconds Application Use Total 2 for extended measurement periods as for a monthly discharge volume 1 ENTER Enter security code 5 4 3 2 ENTER ENTER Signet Total Flow Signet Total Flow Signet Total Flow Signet Total Flow Signet Total Flow 2 s 2x 6 5 m 8 1 Define the Standard Totalizer Any of the three tot...

Page 8: ...ONLY by entering the security code 1 Press ENTER key for 2 seconds Display shows security key symbol and 0 0 0 0 2 Set the security code in the ashing display and then press the ENTER key 3 Press UP key one time Display shows tot2 reset 4 Press RIGHT ARROW key The totalizer value will begin ashing The totalizer will automatically reset to 00000000 in 8 seconds While the display is ashing you can c...

Page 9: ...t ow rate will be ashing 3 Press the RIGHT key again to change the ow rate The display shows Set Flo and the rst digit of the ow rate will begin ashing 5 Press the RIGHT key to advance the ashing element to the 6 5 Press the UP key one time to change the 6 to 7 6 Press the ENTER key to complete the automatic calibration process The display shows a new K Factor with the rst digit ashing This K Fact...

Page 10: ...e menu AutoCAL 2 Press the DOWN key to scroll to the Flow K Factor the display shows the current K Factor setting 3 Press the RIGHT key to select the Flow K Factor for editing The rst element of the K Factor will begin ashing 4 Press the RIGHT key 1 time to advance the ashing element to the 6 5 Press the UP key three times to change the 6 to 9 6 Press the RIGHT key to advance the ashing element to...

Page 11: ... ashing element to the decimal point 5 Press the DOWN key one time to move the decimal point one position to the right 6 Press the ENTER key to return to the menu 7 Press UP and DOWN keys together to exit the menu and return to normal operation The display shows Storing for a few seconds then returns to the normal operating display ENTER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ENTER ENTER ENTER Enter security code 2 s 6x 2...

Page 12: ...e Timebase for editing 4 Press the UP key two time to scroll from MIN to DAY 5 Press the ENTER key to return to the menu 6 Press UP and DOWN keys together to exit the menu and return to normal operation The display shows Storing for a few seconds then returns to the normal operating display ENTER 1 2 3 4 5 6 ENTER ENTER Enter security code 3x 2x 2 s Press the UP and DOWN keys simultaneously from t...

Page 13: ...2 Press the DOWN key four times to scroll to the Decimal setting The display shows four dashes and the current decimal setting 3 Press the RIGHT key to select the decimal for editing The decimal point will begin to ash 4 Press the DOWN key one time to move the ashing decimal from hundredths to tenths 1 6 ENTER 2 Enter Security code 3 4 5 ENTER 2 s 4x Available Display Your will read Selections Flo...

Page 14: ...econds then enter the SECURITY CODE The display shows the rst item in the CALIBRATE menu AutoCAL 2 Press the DOWN key ve times to scroll to DISP SPEED The display shows DISP SPEED the sec annunciator and the current speed setting 3 Press the RIGHT key to select the Display speed for editing The current speed selection begins ashing 4 Press the DOWN key one time to scroll from 60 seconds to 30 seco...

Page 15: ...TIVITY setting begins ashing 4 Press the UP key three times to scroll from 5 to 8 5 Press the ENTER key to return to the menu 6 Press UP and DOWN keys together to exit the menu and return to normal operation The display shows Storing for a few seconds then returns to the normal operating display No SPEED no SENSITIVITY SPEED only With SPEED averaging set to 0 zero and with SENSITIVITY set to zero ...

Page 16: ...Gallons NOTE If the Flow K Factor is changed be sure to make a corresponding change to the TOTAL K Factor Both batteries are too depleted to safely store settings Replace battery 1 then replace battery 2 If you want the FLOW RATE to read in and you want the TO TALIZER to count in Set the Flow K Factor to and set the Total K Factor to Liters Liters K Liter 1 Liters Kiloliters K Liter 1000 Liters cu...

Page 17: ... 4 IR4T012 62 979 16 639 1 1 2 IR4T015 46 688 12 335 2 IR4T020 29 459 7 7832 BRONZE TEES ON SCH 40 PIPE 1 BR4T010 104 54 27 619 1 1 4 BR4T012 62 979 16 639 1 1 2 BR4T015 46 688 12 335 2 BR4T020 29 459 7 7832 COPPER TEE FITTINGS ON COPPER PIPE SCH K 1 2 CUKT005 443 21 117 10 3 4 CUKT007 212 16 56 052 1 CUKT010 127 18 33 600 1 1 4 CUKT012 88 218 23 307 1 1 2 CUKT015 56 962 15 049 2 CUKT020 29 370 7 ...

Page 18: ...294 20 950 DN 40 SFMT015 43 490 11 490 DN 50 SFMT020 25 908 6 8450 DN 65 SFMT025 18 067 4 7732 DN 80 SFMT030 12 357 3 2648 DN 100 SFMT040 8 0599 2 1294 DN 125 SFMT050 4 4312 1 1707 DN 150 SFMT060 3 2271 0 8526 DN 200 SFMT080 2 0360 0 5379 PVC FITTINGS DIN ISO EUROPE ONLY DN 15 PVMT005 486 18 128 45 DN 20 PVMT007 242 85 64 160 DN 25 PVMT010 148 64 39 270 DN 32 PVMT012 85 125 22 490 DN 40 PVMT015 51...

Page 19: ...ces Strong acids caustic substances and solvents or their vapor may lead to failure of the retaining nut ejection of the sensor and loss of the process uid with possibly serious consequences such as damage to equipment and serious personal injury Retaining nuts that may have been in contact with such substances e g due to leakage or spilling must be replaced ...

Page 20: ...d tight connector kit includes 3 connectors 3 9000 392 1 159 000 839 Liquid tight connector NPT 1 connector 3 9000 392 2 159 000 841 Liquid tight connector PG 13 5 1 connector 3 8050 390 1 159 001 702 Retaining Nut Replacement Valox K4530 3 8050 391 159 001 703 Retaining Nut Replacement Stainless Steel 3 8050 392 159 000 640 Model 200 retro t adaptor 7400 0011 159 000 935 Lithium battery 3 6 V AA ...

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