STE-1454 | Sensor: Strap-on Temp, 10K-T3, 2" | KMC Controls

STRAP-ON SENSOR (STE-1454) Brand: KMC Controls Description: The STE-1454 Strap-On Sensor from KMC Controls is a non-invasive flow meter specifically designed to measure the flow rate of liquids in pipelines without requiring any pipe modifications. Its unique clamp-on design allows for quick and easy installation on the outside of the pipe, making it an ideal solution for retrofit applications or locations where invasive methods are not feasible. Key Features: * Non-invasive measurement, eliminating the need for pipe cutting or process interruption * Ultrasonic technology provides highly accurate flow measurement * Wide flow range and pipe size compatibility * Simple and quick installation, reducing downtime * Built-in display for immediate flow readings * RS-485 Modbus communication for remote data acquisition Applications: * Monitoring flow rates in industrial piping systems * Retrofitting existing pipelines without disrupting operations * Measuring flow in inaccessible locations or hazardous environments * Optimizing fluid transfer systems and reducing energy consumption Benefits: * Reduced installation and maintenance costs * Improved accuracy and reliability compared to intrusive methods * Non-contact measurement ensures no contamination or pressure drop * Enhanced safety by avoiding process interruptions * Easy integration into existing automation systems Shop our HVAC supply store for the STE-1454 Strap-On Sensor today! We offer the best prices and fast shipping on KMC Controls products.

The KMC STE-1400 Series, Type III, 10,000 ohm thermistor temperature sensors are available in different housings for surface, duct, duct averaging, immersion, strap-on, and outside air applications. All probes are constructed to provide good heat transfer and fast response.

The STE-1454 strap-on sensor is encapsulated in a two-inch-long, 1/4-inch O.D. stainless-steel probe. The probe has a five-foot lead wire and includes an enclosure. A strap-on sensor is typically used if an immersion sensor is impractical.