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The Signet 2517 Paddlewheel Flow Sensors offer added strength and durability of brass construction for a variety of applications. The wide flow range of 0.5 to 6m/s (1.6 to 20 ft/s) allows the sensor to measure liquid flow rates in full pipes and can be used in low pressure systems. Fluoroloy B bearings and a Tungsten Carbide pin provide exceptional wear resistance. The 2517 brass sensor signal allows for remote totalization when coupled with the 8150 Battery Powered Flow Totalizer. Sensors can be installed in DN 40 to
DN 600 (1.5 to 24 in.) pipes using the 1.5 inch NPT (or ISO 7/1-R 1.5) threaded process connection. The sensors are also offered in a hot-tap configuration with a bleed valve for installation in pipes up to DN 900 (36 in.) and allows for servicing without process shutdown.
The 2517 will be retired effective September 6, 2009.
Please refer to the 2517 alternative below:
The 2540 Stainless Steel High Performance Flow Paddlewheel Sensor may be used as a
replacement for the 2517 in applications where the sensor is connected to an instrument / PLC that has power and where Stainless Steel is compatible with the fluid used in the application. The 2540 sensor is capable of measuring down to a lower flow rate than the 2517. The 2540 has the same thread size so it can be a drop-in replacement in terms of installation and also has the same capabilities for adjustment across the full pipe size range. If choosing to go with one of these alternatives with your existing instrument or PLC system, please be sure to reconfigure and calibrate your system.
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