DIGITEN G1-1/2" 1.5" Water Flow Hall Sensor Switch Meter Flowmeter Control 10-150L/min

$ 26.99

Score By Feature

Based on 19 ratings

Delivery

7.97

Customer service

7.57

Satisfaction

7.47

Giftable

7.77

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Flow rate: 10 to 150 liters per minute

Allow compression to take place: water pressure 1. 75 Mpa or less

DC 5-18 V is the working voltage range.

Waveform of the output signal: square wave, output pulse signal

Hall effect, sensor

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to reverse the flow of this unit? What would happen if the flow was bi-directional? Are you looking for something specific?

The water is designed to flow in one direction through this flow meter. Although it may show flow in reverse, there is no way to tell which way the water is flowing. When the wheel turns, it just pulses. In terms of direction, there is no discernible difference. Water should only flow in one direction through it.

Is it a npt or a bsp thread?

Please accept my heartfelt gratitude, BSP.

Do you have a 1-year warranty on this device? Threads with a diameter of 14 inches Can you recommend a fitting that will allow it to be converted to npt threads?

I went to a pipe shop and bought some pipes. Not adaptors that are commonly used appear to be effective.

Is it possible to install this flow sensor in a vertical position?

You should be fine as long as the pipe is always filled with water.

Selected User Reviews For DIGITEN G1-1/2" 1.5" Water Flow Hall Sensor Switch Meter Flowmeter Control 10-150L/min

It works great, and the thread is straight rather than tapered, which I prefer

4/5

When connecting to a PVC threaded connection, I had to use some sealant because the thread is straight rather than tapered.

Serena Hardin

| May 02, 2021

At an unbeatable price, this is a fantastic flow sensor! I bought it to calculate how many gallons I have in reserve in my 350' well by measuring the flow rate from my 10GPM submersible pump

5/5

I initially purchased the 1" model, but it has a different design and is extremely constrained. Even at high flow rates, there is no pressure drop with this one. I'm running it at 5 volts and deciding on pulses at 1 volts. The frequency of the pulse train is indicated by the label as 0. 5 Hz * flow rate in liters/minute, which is the same as what I get when I measure the amount of water. Although the thread is not an exact NPT, it threads and seals well with Sch 40 PVC fittings and Teflon liquid thread dope. To calculate flow rate, I count pulses and measure the pulse interval to a resolution of 100uS. Using a $10 Cypress PSoC CY8CKIT-A, the results are perfect. Try it - This is fantastic!.

Will Hicks

| Jan 04, 2021

I'm not sure if I'd recommend it because I'm not familiar with the exact flow

3/5

It was missing a frequency/flow graph and a formula when it arrived. I'm measuring the flow with an Arduino! So far, I'm not sure if I'd recommend it or not based on the exact flow. I'm hoping to come across such a formula while searching the internet.

Margot Bowman

| Apr 26, 2021

So far, everything has gone well! So far, everything has gone well! The product appears to be of good quality and performs as expected

4/5

I'm using it for an arduino-compatible project, and the only thing I know is that I'll need a lot of high-speed data. To aid in the seal, use high-quality teflon tape.

Mazikeen Strong

| Mar 17, 2021

Crap from China that is cheap

3/5

Both threaded ends are leaking fluid. Something is wrong with the manufacturing process. Hundreds of threaded fittings have been taped into place by me. This is the biggest leak I've ever seen in a pipe. This is the only thing that leaks out of the entire installation, which will take about 4 hours and 5 additional fittings to fix. I'm also skeptical about the "waterproof" status, as the wires go into an unsealed hole, which I'm pretty sure is a lie. br>br>I'm also skeptical about the "waterproof" status, as the wires go into an unsealed hole, which I'm pretty sure is a lie. br>br>I'm also skeptical about the "waterproof" status, as the wires go into an unsealed hole, which.