Selection Notes
• Measurement Principle: Uses electromagnetic flow measurement, which requires conductive liquids. Confirm that your medium meets conductivity requirements.
• Application Type: Designed for chemical and process industries, especially for corrosive fluids such as acids and alkalis.
• Installation Type: Features a remote-mounted transmitter, suitable for harsh environments or difficult installation conditions.
• Material Selection: Choose appropriate lining (PTFE, PFA) and electrode materials based on chemical compatibility.
• Output and Communication: Supports 4–20 mA, pulse, HART, and digital communication options for system integration.
Why Choose the Proline Promag P 500
• Accurate Measurement for Chemical Processes
The device uses Faraday’s law to measure flow precisely. Therefore, results remain stable regardless of pressure, temperature, or density changes.
• Remote Transmitter for Harsh Environments
The remote design allows installation in high-temperature, vibration, or restricted areas. As a result, system reliability improves.
• Excellent Chemical Resistance
With high-performance lining and electrode materials, the flowmeter resists corrosive and aggressive media. This ensures long service life.
• No Pressure Loss
The sensor has no internal obstruction, so it does not create pressure drop. This improves process efficiency and reduces energy consumption.
• Advanced Diagnostics and Reliability
Built-in diagnostics help monitor device health and detect issues early. In addition, this reduces downtime and maintenance costs.
FAQ
Q: What applications is the Promag P 500 suitable for?
A: It is ideal for chemical processing, acid and alkali measurement, and industrial flow applications.
Q: What is the advantage of the remote transmitter design?
A: It allows flexible installation in harsh or hard-to-access environments, improving system reliability and safety.
Q: Can it measure corrosive liquids?
A: Yes. It is specifically designed for corrosive and aggressive media, thanks to its resistant materials.
Q: Does it cause pressure loss?
A: No. The electromagnetic principle ensures no obstruction and no pressure drop.








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