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Ordering information, Piping precautions, Meter size – Toshiba Electromagnetic Flowmeter LF470/LF612 User Manual

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TIC-LF470B

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Wiring Precautions

(1) Connect the following two cables correctly:

1) signal cable (on the right facing the LF470)

2) excitation cable (on the left facing the LF470)

(2) Do not bend apply excessive force to these cables.

Piping Precautions

(1) Connect the fluid pipe to the pipe connection port

using a joint that matches the Rc (PT) female screw.

Use seal tapes when connecting the pipe to the port

to prevent a fluid leakage. Do not tighten the

connection screw too much.

(2) Design piping so that the detector’s pipe is always

filled with the fluid to be measured, whether the

fluid is flowing or not.

(3) The fluid to be measured must be held still in the

pipe when the LF470 is being adjusted. If the fluid

can not be stopped after the LF470 installation,

install a bypass pipe in parallel with the LF470

flowmeter.

Meter size

To select the meter size:

See Table 3 to 4 and find

meter

sizes

within

the

velocity

of

0.3 to 32.8 ft/s (0.1

to

10m/s) for a

specified full-scale (measuring range high limit)

flow. Select one that has its full-scale velocity

between 3.0 and 10 ft/s (1 and 3m/s).

Note: Make sure the full-scale flow rate used for the final

planning stage stays within 32.8 ft/s (10m/s) in

terms of flow velocity.

Table 2. Meter size and Flow Velocity (SI unit)

Unit:gal/min

Meter size

(inch)

0.98 ft/s

3 ft/s

10 ft/s

32.8 ft/s

1/10” 0.02334 0.07115

0.2372

0.7781

1/6” 0.05975 0.1821

0.6071

1.992

1/4” 0.1344 0.4098

1.3660

4.482


Table 3. Meter size and Flow Velocity(US unit)

Unit:L/min

Meter size

(mm)

0.3m/s 1m/s 3m/s 10m/s

2.5

0.08835

0.2945

0.884

2.945

4

0.2262

0.7540

2.262

7.540

6 0.5088

1.6967

5.090

16.967

About establishment environment

Do not store or install the flowmeter:

• Where there is direct sunlight.
• Where excessive vibration or mechanical shock

occurs.

• Where high temperature or high humidity conditions

exist.

• Where corrosive atmospheres exist.
• Places that can be submerged under water.
• Where there is a sloped floor. To put the flowmeter

temporarily on the floor, place it carefully with
something, such as a block, to support it so that the
flowmeter will not topple over.

In areas like the following, there may be the case that

infrared switches do not function correctly. (If these are
unavoidable, use an appropriate cover.)

(1) Where unit (operation panel) is exposed to direct

sunlight, reflection of light onto window pane and
diffused light reflection.

(2) Where smoke and steam may occur.
(3) Where exposed to direct snow, ice or mud.

Ordering Information

1. When ordering the LF470 flowmeters, refer to

Tables 4 to 5 (Specification Code).

An entry must be made for each of the columns in

each of these tables.

2. Fluid characteristics:

(1) Type of fluid to be measured and its characteristics

(2) Fluid temperature

(3) Fluid pressure

(4) Electrical conductivity of the fluid

3. Measuring range
4. I/O function setting
5. Ordering scope:

Flow calibration data: (required or not)

6. Other items

Specifications other than standard items

Consult a Toshiba representative before ordering when
choosing materials of the wetted parts such as lining,
electrodes, and grounding rings.

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