EXCLUSIVE FORUM FOR MACHINE DISMANTLERS AND REPAIR PEOPLE > East Chicago
> Heavy Machinery
> F.s. brainard meter master model 60 and model 20
F.s. brainard meter master model 60 and model 20
This is a used but was in working condition when removed I have had this for awhile now. I am assuming it still works but I can't be 100% certain. There are 2 Model 60's and the 1 Model 20. They could be all yours.......... Please click on the links for more info on these...
http://meter-master.com/library/pdf_library/MM60_(7Z).pdf
http://west-brainard.com/products/pdf_products/MM20_cut.pdf
The METER-MASTER MODEL 60 Flow Sensor is a loop-powered flow monitor that converts a meter s magnetic drive signal to a 4-20ma current output. The linear output is proportional to the meter s flow rate. The Model 60 is small enough to fit inside any meter box and easy to set up. It is compatible with almost all water meters world-wide. The 20ma flow rate is calibrated at the factory to equal any desired maximum flow rate for any meter.
The Model 60 uses a patented sensor to pick up the magnetic pulses generated by a meter s drive magnets. No electrical or mechanical connection or adapter is required for most meters (gear-driven meters, Hersey MHR meters, and Sensus Compound meters require available adapters).
Meter-Master set-up in the field is simple, requiring only velcro straps to secure the sensor in position. Alternatively, the sensor can be epoxied to the meter. Typically, the sensor is placed on the side of the water meter s register with the sensor cable going straight up or down. A small number of meters have different sensor locations (see Section 2.2). An LED continually flashes with the magnetic pulses generated by the meter, which allows the user both to check the sensor location during installation and to verify that the Model 60 is working properly. Each LED flash equals one North-South pole combination on the meter s drive magnets.
The Model 60 uses two wires to connect to an external device such as a remote telemetry unit or a PLC. One wire is for the external 24 VDC required to power the unit and the other provides the 4-20mA signal output.
