Fluid Metering V300 Stroke Rate Controller for FMI Variable Speed Pumps

Features:

-Membrane Switches for manual Flow Rate Settingsand Start / Stop functions
-3 1/2 Digit LCD Flow DisplaySelectable 4-20 mA, 0-5 VDC, & 0-10 VDC input for
communication with process instrumentation
-Start, Stop & Reverse Flow while maintaining flow settings
-Universal Power Input accepts 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz
-Rugged, anodized aluminum enclosure designed for both bench-top & wall mounting

The V300 is a variable stroke rate metering pump system that drives FMI pumps from 5% to 100% of their rated flow with 0.1% adjustability. Typical speed rates for the direct drive system are 90 to 1800 strokes per minute.
The system repeatability is 1%.The metering system consists of two modules; a controller and a pump drive. The two modules are designed for convenient use in both the laboratory and production environments. The two modules are connected by a single cable. The standard pump drive cable is 4 meters while optional extension cables up to 20 meters are readily available. The controller module utilizes a 3½ digit numeric LCD and a membrane switch panel for easy user interface. Manual control of the stroke rate is simply a matter of pressing the up or down arrows until the desired percentage is displayed. The pump may be started or stopped without affecting the rate by using the Start and Stop buttons. The system includes three remote interface capabilities (4-20mA, 0-5V, and 0-10V) as well as manual control. While configured for a remote interface, the actual percentage of the selected signal is displayed on the LCD for easy monitoring and troubleshooting. Configuring the remote interface is easily accomplished with a protected ‘set and forget’ screwdriver slotted interface selection switch located on the front panel. The controller also incorporates a protected screwdriver slotted pump reversing switch on the front panel to facilitate special maintenance requirements. The controller is powered by a standard universal wall outlet (100-240V 50/60Hz) and draws a maximum of .5 amp at 100VAC. Line voltage settings are not required however; an appropriate detachable line cord must be utilized.