Features:
- Processes signals from compatible SITRANS F M electromagnetic flow sensors.
- Provides local indication with configurable analog, digital and relay outputs.
- Uses SENSORPROM data to retain sensor calibration and commissioning parameters.
The current product identity is the MAG 5000 transmitter family designation; the complete order code determines supply, enclosure, display and communication hardware.
It supports conductive-liquid flow measurement, totalization, status reporting and plant-control integration when paired with the documented sensor and cables.
Before commissioning, confirm the full transmitter code, sensor identity, grounding, cable routing and the retained calibration record for the installed meter.
Availability is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
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Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Measures conductive-liquid flow in water, wastewater and utility process lines with a compatible electromagnetic sensor.
- Provides totalized flow and status signals for plant monitoring, batching and supervisory control systems.
- Supports replacement projects where SENSORPROM data and the existing sensor installation must remain aligned.
- Optional HART communication shares the configured analog loop for remote parameter access and device-status exchange.
- The transmitter provides configurable current, pulse or frequency signaling for connection to control and totalizing equipment.
- Communication availability depends on the complete MAG 5000 order code and is not implied by the family name alone.
- Local menu programming sets measurement units, ranges, totalizers, outputs and application functions.
- SENSORPROM stores sensor calibration and selected commissioning data so a replacement transmitter can retrieve the matched sensor record.
- Access control and parameter review should be completed before returning a replacement unit to automatic service.
- Self-monitoring functions report transmitter, sensor-cable and measurement faults through the display and assignable outputs.
- Empty-pipe, flow-direction and limit indications can be configured where the installed sensor and application support them.
- Troubleshooting must distinguish wiring or grounding faults from process conductivity and sensor-condition effects.