· Flow rate setting and monitoring are possible
· Displays both instantaneous and accumulated flow rates
· Available in both integrated and separate types
· Features dual outputs with independent flow rate settings
· Supports switching output, accumulated pulse output, and analog output
| Rated flow rate range |
Option
|
| 1~10L/min | 10 |
| 5~50L/min | 50 |
|
10~100L/min
|
11 |
|
20~200L/min
|
21 |
|
50~500L/min
|
51 |
| Thread |
Option
|
| Rc | - |
| NPT | N |
|
G
|
F |
| Pipe size | Option |
| 1/8 inch | 01 |
| 1/4 inch | 02 |
| 3/8 inch | 03 |
| 1/2 inch | 04 |
| Output Specifications | Option |
| NPN(2 Output) | 27 |
| PNP(2 Output) | 67 |
| NPN(1 Output)+Analog output(1~5V) | 28 |
| NPN(1 Output)+Analog output(4~20mA) | 29 |
| PNP(1 Output)+Analog output(1~5V) | 68 |
| PNP(1 Output)+Analog output(4~20mA) | 69 |
| Modbus Communication Type | MB |
|
Lead Wire Note1）
|
Option
|
|
Lead wire without connector
|
N
|
|
Lead wire without connector
(Straight-through type、3m)
|
-
|
| Unit specifications | Option |
| With unit switching function | N |
| Fixed unit | M |
Note 1): Lead wires are not connected to the product.
Industries such as semiconductors and 3C electronics are evolving at a rapid pace, with 5G, digital technologies, and e-mobility emerging as key future directions. New drive and control technologies must combine flexibility, intelligence, and high energy efficiency. Valve islands, featuring modular design and smart diagnostics, are ideally positioned to meet these evolving production demands. Their key features include:
• Compact and micro-sized design to meet spatial constraints
• Diverse I/O interface options to flexibly adapt to various application scenarios
• Integrated valves, signals, and communication to maximize cost savings
• Support for multiple protocols and network topologies
• Bus control for vacuum functions and I/O points
Rapid technological iterations in the lithium battery and solar industries are driving the global clean energy transition and advancing carbon neutrality goals.
As a critical control component, the valve island features the following functions:
•Control of various valves
•Additional I/O for controlling electrically actuated valves, integrating sensors, or creating closed-loop control circuits
•Execution of diagnostics and remote maintenance functions