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Gallop - Surface Flow Velocity Radar Meter
The sensor combines the mature radar measurement technology and the most advanced spectral signal processing technology to provide a reliable and accurate method to measure the flow velocity.
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Surface velocity radar meter is an ideal solution for non-contact measurement of fluid surface flow rate for river, canal, channel, pipeline.
- Built-in compact enclosure, built-in transmitter and sensor
- Strong IP68 protection
- Plug and play, online real time measurement
- Ultra low power consumption, suitable for outdoor applications
- RS485 digital communication, minimize wiring and engineering costs
- Standard Modbus RTU protocol, directly connected to PLC and HMI
- It is not affected by temperature, rainfall, snowfall, turbidity, suspended solids, steam, steam and sandstorm
- Data monitoring, calibration, configuration and diagnostic software tools
Parameters
- Measuring range : 0.05-15m/s
- Measurement accuracy : ±0.01m/s
- Radar antenna : Planar microstrip pulse coherent radar
- Radar frequency : 24GHz (K-Band)
- Effective distance : ≤ 40m
Interface and Others
- Digital interface : RS232\RS485
- Analog output : 4-20mA
- Working voltage : 7~28VDC
- Shell material : plastic
- Protection level : IP68
- Working Temperature : -35~70?
- Lightning protection : lightning protection level 6KV
- Hydrological surveys such as rivers and flood control
- Rivers, irrigation channels, water resources monitoring
- Environmental pollution discharge, underground water pipeline network monitoring
- Urban flood control and mountain rainstorm monitoring
- The probe is measured against the direction of water flow and tilted 45 ° C
- Choose a place with a larger wave to measure more accurately
- Do not have water plants in the direction of measurement
