Magmeter / Paddlewheel / Turbine Flow Meter

Two real engineering constraints to publish alongside the catalog. First, minimum conductivity: the 2551 and 2552 both require 20 µS/cm, so they will not work on deionized or ultrapure water — that is where the 2100 turbine, 2507 paddlewheel or a clamp-on ultrasonic takes over. Second, Signet's recurring tip: for liquids containing ferrous particles use magmeters, not paddlewheel or turbine sensors, and for multi-material systems always reference the max temperature/pressure spec to the lowest-rated component. The 2536 PVC-body variant's explicit 12.5% sodium hypochlorite rating is an independent instrumentation-category confirmation of the project's existing hypochlorite guidance. Icon's Kalrez FFKM option is the documented escalation path when Viton is the limiting component. Materials to confirm: PVC, PP, PVDF, PFA Teflon, 316L SS bodies, Titanium electrodes (2580), Zirconium Ceramic rotor pin/bearings and ETFE Tefzel paddle (Icon TI/TK), Kalrez FFKM O-ring option and sapphire bearings (Icon ProPulse), Ryton/PPS (Icon UFS flow switch), PTFE liner (Icon MF1000). Specific chemicals include potable water, process water, reclaimed water, sea water, sodium hypochlorite 12.5% (PVC-body variant).

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