
Electromagnetic Flow Meters
The 630 electromagnetic flow meter is an option for conductive liquids. For the GF630/GF632 with LF610/LF612 configuration shown here, confirm meter size, lining, electrodes and signal requirements. It is not suitable for gases, steam or fluids below the conductivity requirement.
- Model
- 630 Series
- Category
- Flow
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Specification | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Specification scope | GF630/GF632 detector with LF610/LF612 converter; confirm other configurations separately | |
| Minimum fluid conductivity | 5 | µS/cm |
| Meter-size range | 15–900; connections and lining depend on size | mm |
| FEP lining temperature | −20 to +100 | °C |
| PTFE lining temperature | −20 to +120 | °C |
| Polyurethane lining temperature | −20 to +60 | °C |
| Signal options | 4–20 mA; HART, PROFIBUS-PA or Modbus depending on converter and options |
Application and selection notes
- Verify fluid conductivity, full-pipe operation and grounding.
- Review the chemical compatibility of the lining, electrodes and grounding rings together.
- This page includes documentation for several converters. Do not combine their outputs or accuracy specifications into a universal rating.
- Contact technical support to confirm the available version, lead time or alternatives.
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