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“LL”

“HH”

2x 3/4 inch NPT Female

4.6

(11.7)

5.2

(13.2)

8.1

(20.6)

4.3

(10.9)

FLOW

Signal
Wiring

Input
Power

Appendices: Dimensions

114

Local Insertion

Meter

Fig. 7.3 Insertion Meter Dimensions

Table 7.3 Insertion Meter with 316 stainless steel probe

Probe Size

Dimension

“LL” ± .01

Dimension

“HH” ± .01

Model Code

mm (inches)

100I

150 (6)

315 (12.5)

225I

225 (9)

390 (15.5)

300I

300 (12)

470 (18.5)

375I

375 (15)

550 (21.5)

450I

450 (18)

620 (24.5)

600I

600 (24)

770 (30.5)

750I

750 (30)

930 (36.5)

900I

900 (36)

1080 (42.5)

Summary of Contents for MTI10 Insertion

Page 1: ...F1 F2 F3 F4 INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS IM 8 632 US June 2015 Thermal Mass Flowmeter and Temperature Transmitter MTI10 Insertion and MTL10 Inline...

Page 2: ...believes that the information provided herein is accurate however be advised that the information contained herein is NOT a guarantee for satisfactory results Specifically this information is neither...

Page 3: ...Page 55 5 Calibration Page 62 a Introduction Page 62 e Calibration Validation Page 62 b Start Up Page 66 c Operation CAL V Page 74 d Operation Zero CAL CHECK Page 76 e Troubleshooting Calibration Vali...

Page 4: ...sensor placed in an air or gas stream transfers heat in proportion to the stream s mass velocity There are two sensor elements connected to a balanced bridge circuit One sensor element detects the ga...

Page 5: ...ew software within the instrument Computer generated calibration documents describe specific instrument details that can be sorted by serial number tag number or customer purchase order Calibration fi...

Page 6: ...ation RS485 Modbus and industry standard communication option is available on the MTI10 MTL10 flow meter Optional Display Panel Configuration Panel The configuration panel allows the user to change a...

Page 7: ...l Standard Digital Communications Functional Diagram An optional on board display is available to view flow rate total flow elapsed time process gas temperature and alarms The display is also used in...

Page 8: ...be observed 1 Exercise care when handling the flowmeter to avoid damaging the probe sensor or enclosure 2 The enclosure covers must be closed except during installation 3 Mounting MTI10 or MTL10 in di...

Page 9: ...ers of straight pipe upstream and ten downstream are recommended For example a 2 pipe would require 30 upstream and 20 downstream but a 4 pipe would require 60 upstream and 40 downstream Fig 2 1 Upstr...

Page 10: ...n depth of the sensor in the pipe is dependent on the pipe size To get the most accurate reading proper placement of the sensor window within the pipe is necessary As shown in Fig 2 2 the end of the s...

Page 11: ...have equal length elements see figure 2 5 The sensor type supplied was selected at the factory to be the best suited for your application Follow the appropriate sensor orientation instructions Unequa...

Page 12: ...be 22mm 0 87 past the center line of the pipe and tighten the compression fitting nut refer to Figure 2 2 on page 10 When installing into a 40mm 1 5 pipe carefully install the probe into the pipe unti...

Page 13: ...of the flow body and 8 downstream from the other end of the flow body whereas a 4 pipe would require 32 upstream and 16 downstream The MTL10 is welded threaded or flanged to the customer s pipe Care s...

Page 14: ...h in the flow body by Spirax Sarco factory technicians After the flow body has been correctly fitted to the process pipe the compression fitting may Note Refer to the Spirax Sarco Calibration Validati...

Page 15: ...ng equipment This flowmeter contains components that can be damaged by static electricity You must discharge yourself by touching a grounded steel pipe or other grounded steel material prior to workin...

Page 16: ...electronics enclosure end Fig 3 1 MTI10 MTL10 Wiring Note Serial numbers If you have more than one meter you must ensure that the serial numbers of the probe J Box remote electronics housing and or f...

Page 17: ...16 gauge stranded wire is recommended for power and earth ground Fig 3 2 Connections for 24VDC Supply 4 20 FLOW TS4 24V OUT 4 20 2 Red 1 Red2 Yel 3 Wh 4 Wh 5 PULSE ALM TS2 TS1 F1 J2 1 24V 0 75A 2 3 IN...

Page 18: ...upply If the MTI10 MTL10 has the AC power option the AC power must provide 100 to 240VAC 15 10 85 to 264VAC at 0 2 Amps minimum The enclosure must be properly grounded with a quality earth ground Sixt...

Page 19: ...E 4 to 20mA wiring to TS2 1 2 Connect 4 to 20mA output 2 wiring to TS2 3 4 Fig 3 4 4 to 20mA Output Wiring for Customer Supplied Power Source Important Note The load resistor on the MTI10 MTL10 Flowme...

Page 20: ...4 to 20mA Output Wiring for Loop Power Provided by MTI10 MTL10 Note This wiring option is only available with the isolated 24V ouput power option Important Note The load resistor on the MTI10 MTL10 F...

Page 21: ...he right hand conduit hub Connect to TS2 5 6 The frequency alarm output is an open collector circuit capable of sinking a maximum of 10mA of current Frequency or Alarm selection is programmed using th...

Page 22: ...7 8 When the 2 gas curve option is ordered the switch can be used to switch between curves Fig 3 8 Remote Switch Wiring If you have purchased RS485 Modbus communications please refer to the Modbus ch...

Page 23: ...he Remote Electronics option is provided Five wire shielded cable required The shielded cable should be run through a separate grounded steel conduit no other cables or wires in the conduit If you are...

Page 24: ...mote Sensor Wiring Wire colors listed here represent the wire colors of cables supplied by Spirax Sarco Colors may vary if customer is supplying their own cable Table 3 1 Remote Sensor Cable Wiring 24...

Page 25: ...configuration setting data logging to Excel and an option to save and recall MTI10 MTL10 configuration data A serial communication manual is available for users who want to create their own PC applica...

Page 26: ...the different screens and key F4 in order to exit to Display 1 Pressing the F3 and F4 keys at the same time brings up the Reset Total screen see p 46 prompt Fig 4 2 MTI10 MTL10 Display Screen Navigat...

Page 27: ...V average count TSI in volts TSV in volts TSI current in amps TSI resistance in ohms RTD9 count Gas Temperature in degrees C CH1 4 20ma current loop count CH2 4 20 ma current loop count Frequency outp...

Page 28: ...ect the next digit and OK F4 to accept the entry Note If the UP F1 or DN F2 key is held down for more than 1 second the program will progressively select new digits at increasing speed as time increas...

Page 29: ...onds and then returns to the programming entry screen If the password is accepted the base programming screen will be shown This is the base screen for the programming mode Press EXIT F4 repeatedly un...

Page 30: ...that is preventing the calculation of a correct flow value The options are Force the 4 to 20mA signal to 3 6 mA Force the 4 to 20mA signal to 21 mA Do not force 4 to 20mA signal not used Press F4 repe...

Page 31: ...creen will show Enter the value for the 4mA and press OK F4 Press EXIT F4 repeatedly until Normal Mode is seen briefly to exit the programming mode Note When the flow rate exceeds the programmed value...

Page 32: ...l of these approaches are equivalent Use P U F1 to enter pulse per unit U P F2 for Unit per pulse or FEQ F3 to enter the flow and maximum frequency to scale the frequency output Note When data is ente...

Page 33: ...should not exceed 100 Hz The next screen will show Note When the flow rate exceeds the maximum frequency set point the output will stay at that maximum frequency but the MTI10 MTL10 will issue an ala...

Page 34: ...rate at the same time For Discrete Input Settings From the main menu press I O F1 and then I O F2 and then INP F1 key to select input The following menu will display Press NXT F1 repeatedly until the...

Page 35: ...on other than Not Used requires installation of an option board for the selected communication type If RS485 Modbus is selected you will be asked to enter Baud rate parity stop bit and address see bel...

Page 36: ...enabled or disabled using the display keypad Disabling the communication checksum is sometimes useful in order to use a simple serial communication program such as HyperTerminal to communicate with th...

Page 37: ...splay 2 Line 2 To Program Display Screens 1 2 From the base programming menu press DSP F3 to select the display menu Press DSP F1 key The display will show These are the selections for the display 1 l...

Page 38: ...ramming mode Password There are two user level passwords only Level 1 is programmable and gives access to all the normal settings The second password is used to allow access to calibration factors and...

Page 39: ...o set the units for mass flow temperature pressure reference and the settings of reference temperature reference pressure and density of gas when using Lbs time or Kg time These values will be set at...

Page 40: ...ertain value The maximum value is dependent on the unit selected Maximum Total Rollover Value Most flow units 99 999 999 999 MSCFD 999 999 999 MMSCFM 9 999 999 MMSCFD 999 999 WARNING The MTI10 MTL10 r...

Page 41: ...nit Press CHG F1 to change the reference and OK F4 to accept After pressing OK F4 to accept the reference temperature the display will prompt for the pressure unit selection Press NXT F1 to select nex...

Page 42: ...itions are referenced to 0 C at 760 mmHg Flow Parameters This is the menu used to set various flow parameter values They are Flow cutoff pipe area filter high and low alarm for flow and temperature Th...

Page 43: ...dings The filter value is an exponential filter that dampens the noise and is used as follows Flow Value FA new value FB average Where FA filter value FA FB is equal to 1 0 A lower filter value will i...

Page 44: ...cking is needed this value should be set to zero Press OK F4 to accept the value This is the upper temperature limit alarm value that can be associated with a discrete output An alarm code is generate...

Page 45: ...l with factory set parameters that should not be changed Calibration Parameters This menu allows changing the factory calibrated setting of the flowmeter and is accessible with a Level 2 password Cali...

Page 46: ...table can hold up to 20 data pair points Each data point has a voltage and mass velocity associated with it Reset Total and Elapsed Time The resetting of the totalizer and elapsed time is accomplished...

Page 47: ...tabase to the initial factory setting that the meter was shipped with All current user entered settings will be overwritten The green LP1 LED will flash at a faster pace until the recall is performed...

Page 48: ...nly enabled when not set to zero Caution If the 4 to 20mA and or the pulse outputs are connected to controllers set the controllers to manual This will ensure that the simulated signals do not cause f...

Page 49: ...NO F4 Upon pressing either key the program will return to the FLOW PARAMETER 1 menu Note Simulation Mode will be cleared if the power is cycled Note Refer to the Calibration Validation Chapter for in...

Page 50: ...The test takes up to four minutes to complete At the conclusion of the test a Pass or Fail message will be displayed Press F4 at the conclusion of the test to return to normal measuring mode or to te...

Page 51: ...ption and press OK F4 WARNING If you are using a closed loop control the system needs to be taken off line during the test Press OK F4 to start CAL V CAL V test screen This test will take up to 4 minu...

Page 52: ...fect readings The test takes less than 5 minutes to complete At the conclusion of the test a Pass or Fail message will be displayed Press F4 at the conclusion of the test to return to normal measuring...

Page 53: ...st verify that there is a no flow condition before proceeding If you are performing the test in a ZERO PIPE TEST VER SET PRM EXIT ZERO BTL TEST VER EXIT VERIFY ZRO YES NO Process Zero and Stable YES Z...

Page 54: ...d by frost or snow on the window This menu is accessed by pressing DSP F3 from the main menu then IR F2 Press NXT F1 key to enable or disable the IR buttons Note After selecting Disable and pressing O...

Page 55: ...roximately 0 1 to 5 from the surface of the glass Press the F1 button until the display shows SET PARAMETER Then use YES F4 Use buttons F1 F2 and F3 to enter 1111 up down and next Use buttons F1 F2 an...

Page 56: ...2 Temp NXT OK Temp Flow 20mACnt 3748 CHG OK 4mACnt 274 CHG OK 20 mA 300 F CHG OK 4 mA 0 F CHG OK Level 2 Level 2 Analog Outputs Select either flow or temperature for channel 2 Baud 9600 NXT OK Parity...

Page 57: ...q 100Hz CHG OK MaxFlo 5678 5 SCFM CHG OK HiFloAlm 500 SCFM CHG OK LoFloAlm 100 SCFM CHG OK HiTmpAlm 300 F CHG OK LoTmpAlm 10 F CHG OK High Limit Alarm Low Limit Alarm High Temp Alarm Low Temp Alarm Se...

Page 58: ...ro to be taken i e 0 0001 for a value close to zero FLO UNT SCFM NXT OK SCFM SCFH NM3 H NM3 M KG H KG M KG S LBS H LBS M LBS S NLPH NLPM SMPS NMPS SFPM MMSCFD LBS D SLPM NLPS MSCFD SM3 H MT H NM3 D MM...

Page 59: ...Alm 0 SCFM CHG OK LoFloAlm 0 SCFM CHG OK HiTempAlm 0 F CHG OK LoTempAlm 0 F CHG OK Level 2 Level 2 Calibration Table Parameters Flow cutoff in selected unit Pipe Area im M2 or FT2 Flow Exponential Fil...

Page 60: ...ORD DSP IR PSW EXIT DSP1L1 FLo rate NXT OK FLo rate Total Elps Temp Alarm DSP1L2 Temp NXT OK DSP2L1 Alarm NXT OK DSP2L2 Elps NXT OK ALTERNATE Off NXT OK On Off PASSWD 1234 CHG OK FLo rate Total Elps T...

Page 61: ...xx T yyy Verifying CAL V Please Wait CAL V 0 51 Pass OK Display alternates between the 2 screens until the test is completed in about 4 minutes Pressing the F4 key will abort the test Pass or Fail res...

Page 62: ...th NIST traceable flow standards Each meter is shipped from the factory with a Spirax Sarco Calibration Certificate Calibration Validation Validating the calibration of your MTI10 MTL10 flowmeter is s...

Page 63: ...Test results in pass fail message Data saved in meter for look up anytime Calibration Validation Certificate can be generated if test is initiated using MTI10 MTL10 ViewTM software Customer set zero f...

Page 64: ...data that was collected at the factory during the original meter calibration Matching data within established tolerances confirms the meter is accurate within published accuracy specifications This te...

Page 65: ...be removed and the procedure can be done in the pipe Alternatively a Packing Gland Assembly can be used to remove the sensor from the gas stream to create a no flow condition Note If the Zero CAL CHEC...

Page 66: ...e In situ in the pipe Zero CAL CHECK testing can be achieved in one of two common ways 1 Packing Gland Assembly The first in situ option is achieved through the use of the Packing Gland Assembly that...

Page 67: ...upplied PVC Sensor Protector vs Plastic Bottle NOTE For best results 1 Use the factory supplied PVC sensor protector shipped with the meter see Fig 5 3 above 2 Place the meter upside down on a flat so...

Page 68: ...test If you are not using the Packing Gland Assembly move ahead to Starting the Field Baseline Set on p 71 Note If you need information on the installation of the Packing Gland Assembly refer to the...

Page 69: ...ted from the pipe Loosen the small nut of the compression fitting using 7 8 and 13 16 wrenches Once loosened the probe will be able to slide upwards see Figure 2 4 below Fig 5 7 Loosening the Compress...

Page 70: ...he sensor within the chamber of the Packing Gland Assembly Then slightly tighten the compression fitting to keep a seal in the chamber Fig 5 8 Isolating the Sensor in Packing Gland Assembly Chamber Pa...

Page 71: ...Check to be sure the meter has returned to normal operation Starting the Field Baseline Set After the meter has been installed and wired correctly see the Wiring Instruction section of this manual pow...

Page 72: ...eld baseline F1 F2 F3 F4 Note At this point you must make sure that there is a no flow condition in the pipe see Techniques for Achieving Zero Flow In the Pipe on p 66 Also be sure that the meter will...

Page 73: ...xx to approximate the time until the completion of the set Depending on the meter configuration the set may take between 5 15 minutes to complete Note Do not interrupt the set by touching the meter or...

Page 74: ...es confirms the meter is accurate This test can be performed under no flow or normal flow conditions The test takes up to four minutes to complete At the conclusion of the test a Pass or Fail message...

Page 75: ...his test will take up to 4 minutes less time if there is flow and will show the Cal value changing as the power to the sensor is adjusted Caution The CAL V test is valid for checking the calibration a...

Page 76: ...L CHECK must be performed at zero flow to ensure a valid test result This test is used to confirm that the flow meter still retains its original NIST traceable calibration at zero flow and that the se...

Page 77: ...rotected by a bottle F1 F2 F3 F4 Performing the Zero CAL CHECK In the Pipe Press PIP F1 to choose to perform the test in the pipe The display will show F1 F2 F3 F4 Press VER F1 key to verify the Zero...

Page 78: ...completion the final percentage value will be displayed along with a Pass Fail message Performing the Zero CAL CHECK Out of Pipe Remove the meter from the pipe and isolate in an area that will allow...

Page 79: ...F4 Press ZRO F2 to choose the type of Zero CAL CHECK test F1 F2 F3 F4 Press BTL F2 to choose to perform the test out of the pipe The display will show F1 F2 F3 F4 Press VER F1 key to verify the Zero C...

Page 80: ...in a false Fail result Once process is stable press YES F4 key to begin the Zero CAL CHECK F1 F2 F3 F4 This test will take less than 5 minutes The T xx is a count down timer indicating how much time...

Page 81: ...ly covered isolated Out of Pipe Wind currents fans in room included could be affecting the sensor For best results be sure to use the factory supplied PVC sensor cover see Fig 5 4 on Page 67 If the fa...

Page 82: ...e CRC 2 bytes 253 bytes RS 485 ADU 253 Server address 1 byte CRC 2 bytes 256 bytes For more information on MODBUS go to the web site http www modbus org Command Request Meter Address Function code Reg...

Page 83: ...g unit 10 10 Mass flow in selected unit 10 0x0B 40012 Flow in Eng unit 100 100 Mass flow in selected unit 100 0x0C 40013 Total 100 100 Total in selected unit 100 0x0D 40014 Total2 low 2 gas curves onl...

Page 84: ...ot24hrs Record day 1 0x2A 40043 Total 24 hrs Record day 2 low register No Tot24hrs Record day 2 0x2B 40044 Total 24 hrs Record day 2 high register No Tot24hrs Record day 2 0x2C 40045 Total 24 hrs Reco...

Page 85: ...Difference 0x43 40068 Zero Check Bottle Diff float float lower 16 bits No Zero Check Bottle Difference 0x44 40069 Zero Check Test Time integer lower 16 bits No Zero Check Test Time sec The data in re...

Page 86: ...limit to zero to disable 5 Sensor reading is out of range Check sensor wiring 6 Velocity flow rate outside of calibration table Check sensor wiring 7 Incorrect Settings Check settings 8 In simulation...

Page 87: ...e Meter Address Function code 06 Register address 0x00 Register address 0x0a Register data 0x00 Register data 0x02 CRC high CRC low Reset Total Address 40011 data 0x02 This command is used to clear th...

Page 88: ...for completion Zero Check In Bottle Verify Address 40011 data 176 0xB0 This command initiates a Zero Check In BottleVerify This operation does not affect flow calculations The register 40069 may be mo...

Page 89: ...esistor across the receive transmit signals of the last device on the RS 485 communication line To connect the 121ohm termination resistor on the MTI10 MTL10 set jumper JP1 to the TERM position Discon...

Page 90: ...34 PASWD UP DN NXT OK F1 F2 F3 F4 Press the UP F1 or DN F2 keys to scroll to a new digit or character The cursor indicates the selected digit Press NXT F3 to select the next digit and OK F4 to accept...

Page 91: ...ase screen of the programming mode SET I O I O FEQ 420 EXIT F1 F2 F3 F4 Then press I O F1 again SET I O COM CTC EXIT F1 F2 F3 F4 Then press COM F1 to select communication parameters Set Bus protocol B...

Page 92: ...epeatedly until the correct Parity is displayed and press OK F4 to accept the setting Selections are NONE ODD EVEN Set Unit Address Address 01 CHG OK F1 F2 F3 F4 Press CHG F1 key to change the Modbus...

Page 93: ...d new digits will be selected at an increasing rate It is very important that there are not two devices with the same Modbus address To avoid conflicts each Modbus slave must have a unique address Ran...

Page 94: ...TAR CUALQUIER MANTENIMIENTO TOME LAS PRECAUCIONES DE SEGURIDAD NECESARIAS ANTES QUE RETIRAR LA SONDA DEL DUCTO EJEMPLO PURGUE LAS L NEAS DE GASES T XICOS Y O EXPLOSIVOS DESPRESURICE ETC ADVERTENCIA PE...

Page 95: ...une assistance technique au 800 356 9362 ACHTUNG BITTE ERGREIFEN SIE DIE ERFORDERLICHEN SICHERHEITSMA NAHMEN BEVOR SIE IRGENDWELCHE WARTUNGSARBEITEN DURCHF HREN UND DIE MESSSONDE AUS DEM ROHR ENTFERN...

Page 96: ...bility to install the flow meter in an appropriately designed system with adequate safety protections DO NOT remove the flow instrument from the flow body while the system is under flow conditions Thi...

Page 97: ...rameters 2 menu screen Select CAL F1 Select NXT F1 to cycle through calibration table to verify entries match calibration certificate Check for CRC error code Velocity measurement seems low 1 Probe no...

Page 98: ...ot initialize Electromechanical interference Check meter power cycles Press and release F1 and F2 at the same time the display will enter Engineering screens Press F1 to get to screen 23 record power...

Page 99: ...to Maintenance section p 96 3 Return flowmeter to Spi rax Sarco for repair Refer to p 124 for shipping instructions 4 Remount probe see Installation section p 9 and p 13 must be mounted securely with...

Page 100: ...t the Flow Direction Arrow engraved on the flat surface of the fitting below the electronics housing is properly pointing in the direction of flow Refer to Figure 2 7 p 14 If not change orientation of...

Page 101: ...Technical Support with this information A corrupted calibration table may lead to a zero flow reading Verify that all Cal Flow Parameter settings are correct by accessing the Calibration Parameters in...

Page 102: ...on Certificate CSV voltage and verify it s within range 23 Velocity out of calibration table range Refer to the ENGINEERING DISPLAY MENU on p 61 of this Manual and the Spirax Sarco factory Calibration...

Page 103: ...on p 42 of this Manual to reset CRC Use SPC section of menu to reset CRC Contact Spirax Sarco Technical Support for possible causes 37 Totalizer Error Detected See Reset the Total and Elapsed Time on...

Page 104: ...to 343 C 60 SFPM minimum Calibration Factory Calibration to NIST traceable standards CAL V Zero CAL CHECK In situ operator initiated calibration validation Operating Specs Units of Measurement field s...

Page 105: ...rg Inline 1 4 through 6 NPT 500 psig 34 5 barg 150 flange 230 psig 16 barg Check with factory for higher pressure options Note Pressure ratings stated for temperature of 100 F 38 C Relative Humidity 9...

Page 106: ...monitoring and data logging functions Optional serial communication RS485 Modbus 4 to 20mA Loop Verification Simulation mode used to align 4 to 20mA output with the input to customer s PLC DCS Physica...

Page 107: ...Ta 20 C to 70 C IP67 ATEX and IECEx Standards EN 60079 0 2009 IEC 60079 0 2011 EN 60079 1 2007 IEC 60079 1 2007 EN 60079 31 2009 IEC 60079 31 2008 EN 60529 1991 A1 2000 IEC 60529 2001 Temperature code...

Page 108: ...rves 1 Use of Contact Input When the contact input is programmed for curve switching an open contact will select curve 1 and a contact closure will select curve 2 2 Use of the Keypad If the contact in...

Page 109: ...elect Switch CRV Please note that the flowmeter needs to be programmed for 2 gas curves at the Spirax Sarco factory before you can select this function Flowmeters are shipped with pre programmed user...

Page 110: ...tings section DNS1 is the density associated with curve 1 Change it as needed and press OK DNS2 is the density associated with curve 1 Change it as needed and press OK 5 Programming 4 to 20mA settings...

Page 111: ...disabled Two totalizers Total 1 and Total 2 and two elapsed time counters are available on the display and through the USB serial communication The reset function will reset all totalizers and elapsed...

Page 112: ...ppendices Dimensions Local with Retractor Fig 7 1 Local Insertion Meter with Retractor Dimensions Table 7 1 Local Insertion Meter with Retractor Probe Size Probe Size Dimension LL 01 Model Code mm inc...

Page 113: ...m MAX 8 1 20 6 4 6 11 7 113 Appendices Section 1 Appendices Dimensions Remote with Retractor Fig 7 2 Remote Insertion Meter with Retractor Dimensions Table 7 2 Remote Insertion Meter with Retractor Pr...

Page 114: ...Dimensions Table 7 3 Insertion Meter with 316 stainless steel probe Probe Size Probe Size Dimension LL 01 Dimension HH 01 Model Code mm inches mm inches mm inches 100I 150 6 150 6 315 12 5 225I 225 9...

Page 115: ...Model Code mm inches mm inches mm inches 100l 150 6 150 6 300 11 9 225l 225 9 225 9 380 14 9 300I 300 12 300 12 455 17 9 375I 375 15 375 15 530 20 9 450I 450 18 450 18 600 23 9 600I 600 24 600 24 760...

Page 116: ...s Steel Flow Body and NPT End Connections Dimensions Also available in A106 Grade B carbon steel pipe 20PC 25PC 30PC and 40PC model codes Body Size Body Size Dimension L Dimension H Model Code mm inch...

Page 117: ...mote Meter with 316 Stainless Steel Flow Body and NPT End Connections Dimensions Also available in A106 Grade B carbon steel pipe 20PC 25PC 30PC and 40PC model codes Body Size Body Size Dimension L Di...

Page 118: ...w Body and 150 RF Flange End Connections Dimensions Also available in A106 Grade B carbon steel pipe with A105 flanges 20FC 25FC 30FC and 40FC model codes Body Size Body Size Dimension L Dimension H M...

Page 119: ...Steel Flow Body and 150 RF Flange End Connections Dimensions Also available in A106 Grade B carbon steel pipe with A105 flanges 20FC 25FC 30FC and 40FC model codes Body Size Body Size Dimension L Dim...

Page 120: ...allations Tilt Installations These variations on installations help prevent moisture and condensation from forming on the sensor and disrupting accurate flow measurement Spirax Sarco recommends 180 in...

Page 121: ...space exists the MTI10 MTL10 can also be installed at a 45 angle Please note that the display s orientation will remain aligned with the top of the meter Note Displays are rotatable only in 90 angle i...

Page 122: ...ies or misapplication thereof after it has been delivered to the Purchaser Products parts components and accessories irrespective or attachment or assembly made by other manufacturer s are warranted o...

Page 123: ...ent which is repaired and returned to Buyer will be based on the direct and indirect labor materials and overhead costs associated with repair tests inspections etc c The warranty set forth in Seller...

Page 124: ...ally instructed to do otherwise the entire flowmeter must be returned including all electronics For remote units or flow bodies ALL serial numbers must match their corresponding meters 6 Clean and dec...

Page 125: ...dance with local regulations and conventions Indicates compliance with the applicable European Union Directives for Safety LVD Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility Direct...

Page 126: ...Spirax Sarco Technical Support Department Toll Free at 1 800 883 4411 SPIRAX SARCO INC 1150 NORTHPOINT BLVD BLYTHEWOOD SC 29016 PHONE 803 714 2000 Fax 803 714 2222 www spiraxsarco com global us...

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