Measuring compressed air consumption is the first step towards identifying high compressed air use areas and compressed air leaks, and optimising air use.
The EXAIR Digital Flowmeter has a digital display that shows the exact amount of compressed air being used, making it easy to identify costly leaks or inefficient air products. Many companies install the digital flowmeter on each major leg of their air distribution system to constantly monitor and benchmark compressed air usage.
EXAIR Digital Flowmeters are available in four fundamental versions and can be used on Schedule 40 iron pipe, Type L copper pipe or aluminium pipe. The Standard version is designed to provide accuracy and an easy-to-read display of current compressed air consumption, daily consumption or cumulative consumption, while the Wireless version has a radio module within each meter that transmits data to an Ethernet-connected gateway. Using the ZigBee mesh network protocol, data can be passed from meter to meter to extend the distance over which the wireless system can operate.
The Hot Tap version allows for installation under pressure, eliminating the need to isolate and remove pressure from the pipe it is being installed into, reducing installation time while maintaining safety. The Pressure Sensing version monitors pressure as well as flow with a pressure sensor mounted between the two flow sensing probes.
EXAIR’s Digital Flowmeters are easy to install, sensitive at low flows and no calibration or setup is required. They are also CE and RoHS compliant.
For more information: https://www.caasafety.com.au/products/digital-flowmeter/.
Phone: 08 8983 3999
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