SICK FTMG Series Flow Sensor Flow Sensor for Compressed Air, 37.7L/min Min, 7539.8L/min Max

Overview

The FTMg energy consumption flow meter measures gas flow and temperature as well as the process pressure, making it a cost saving multi-talent. With high measurement dynamics and low pressure loss, it measures non-corrosive gases with extreme efficiency. The contrast-rich color display enables easy operation of the FTMg and allows for representation of several measured values as a process diagram. Internal data logging over seven days and integrated static evaluation help detect even the smallest leaks in a pneumatic system.

PoE also enables simple web-based connection to a PC or a cloud to make energy consumption more transparent. All measurement data can be transmitted via IO-Link or with switching and analogue signals.

At a glance

• Measures compressed air and non-corrosive gases such as argon, carbon dioxide and nitrogen
• Visualization of compressed air consumption via the FTMg monitoring app from SICK
• Measurement of gas flow and temperature as well as process pressure and energy consumption with only one sensor
• Low pressure loss
• High measurement dynamics for cylinder and leakage monitoring

Your Benefit

• Transparent compressed air consumption measurement according to DIN EN 50001
• Complete overview of the flow, pressure and temperature of gases increases system reliability
• IO-Link or Ethernet interfaces (communication with OPC UA) for simple system integration and data availability
• Cost savings thanks to reduced energy consumption and increase in production efficiency
• Intuitive configuration with large, contrast-rich OLED display saves time and money during commissioning
• Only one installation and commissioning process for the collection of flow, pressure and temperature data

Applications

• Consumption and leakage monitoring in compressed air systems
• Monitoring of the energy consumption of compressed air in the supply network
• Measurement of inert gases in packaging with modified atmospheres in the food and beverage industry
• Flow measurement of non-corrosive gases such as Ar, He, CO2, N2