E+H Proline Promag P 100 5E1B electromagnetic flowmeter

Selection Notes

• Confirm that the medium is electrically conductive, which is required for electromagnetic measurement
• Verify the flow range, depending on pipe size and process conditions
• Choose appropriate liner material, typically PTFE, based on chemical compatibility
• Check the process temperature, usually up to around +130 °C
• In addition, ensure the pressure rating and pipe size match your system requirements

Why Choose the Promag E 100

• Reliable Measurement Performance
The device delivers stable and repeatable readings for conductive liquids. Therefore, it is suitable for daily process monitoring.

• Compact and Space-Saving Design
Its lightweight construction allows installation in confined spaces. As a result, it fits easily into existing systems.

• Cost-Effective Solution
This model focuses on essential functions. Consequently, it offers a good balance between performance and price.

• Maintenance-Free Operation
There are no moving parts inside the sensor. This design reduces wear and minimizes maintenance requirements.

• Flexible Communication Integration
It supports outputs such as 4–20 mA, HART or Modbus. In addition, integration with PLC or DCS systems is simple.

• Stable Measurement Independent of Process Conditions
The electromagnetic principle is unaffected by density, pressure or viscosity. Therefore, measurement remains consistent under changing conditions.

FAQ

Q: What media can Promag E 100 measure?
A: It measures conductive liquids, including water, wastewater and process fluids.

Q: What is the measuring principle?
A: It uses electromagnetic induction (Faraday’s law) to determine flow velocity and volume.

Q: What outputs are available?
A: The device supports 4–20 mA, HART and Modbus communication, depending on configuration.

Q: Does it require regular maintenance?
A: No. Because it has no moving parts, maintenance needs are very low.