Electromagnetic Flow Meters for Conductive Liquids

Seacom supplies electromagnetic flow meters from Badger Meter, ONICON and SPI for measuring electrically conductive liquids. Applications include water distribution, chilled-water systems, data centre cooling and compatible industrial process liquids.

Electromagnetic flow meters measure flow without moving parts. Selection depends on the liquid’s conductivity, operating flow range, pipework, wetted materials and required outputs. They are not suitable for gases or non-conductive liquids such as most oils and fuels.

Compare the Available Product Families

Product familyApplications to considerSelection focus
Badger Meter ModMAG M2000 Conductive liquid measurement, including cooling-water and industrial systems. Sensor configuration, liner and electrode compatibility, flow range and communication requirements.
ONICON FT-3000 Series Chilled water, heating water, condenser water and other building-services applications. FT-3100 or FT-3200 transmitter, integral or remote mounting, and control-system interface.
SPI MM800 Conductive liquid measurement in compatible water and process applications. Sensor size, connection standard, wetted materials and converter configuration.

Selecting a Magnetic Flow Meter

  • Liquid: identify its conductivity, chemical composition, additives and solids content.
  • Flow range: provide minimum, normal and maximum flow; pipe size alone is not enough to select a meter.
  • Operating conditions: confirm liquid temperature, pressure and material compatibility.
  • Installation: check that the pipe remains full, together with grounding, straight-pipe and access requirements.
  • Outputs: specify analogue, pulse or network connections for the PLC, BMS or monitoring system.

Flow Measurement for Data Centre Cooling

Cooling-water flow measurements help operators monitor distribution through headers, branches and equipment circuits. For water-glycol mixtures, confirm conductivity and compatibility with the selected meter. Cooling-energy measurement also requires suitable temperature measurements and a calculation system.

Read our guide to flow meters for data centre cooling, or browse other flow measurement technologies.

Need Help Selecting an Electromagnetic Flow Meter?

Contact Seacom with the liquid, pipe size, flow range, temperature, pressure and required outputs. We can help compare suitable configurations for your installation.

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Magnetic Flowmeter for Conductive Liquids

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Badger Meter ModMAG M2000 electromagnetic flow meter
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Badger Meter ModMAG M2000 Electromagnetic Flow Meter

The Badger Meter ModMAG M2000 measures conductive liquid flow, with applications in data centre chilled-water and cooling-water systems. Communication options support integration with building and plant monitoring systems.

  • Flow velocity range: 0.03–12 m/s
  • Accuracy: ±0.20% of reading ±1 mm/s with suitable straight pipe
  • Integral or remote transmitter arrangements
  • BACnet, Modbus and other communication options
  • Zero-straight-run capability subject to specified conditions
Onicon Electromagnetic Flowmeter FT-3000

ONICON FT-3000 Series Inline Electromagnetic Flow Meters

The ONICON FT-3000 Series measures electrically conductive liquids in chilled-water, heating-water, condenser-water and other HVAC systems.

  • Inline electromagnetic measurement with no moving parts.
  • FT-3100 and FT-3200 transmitter options.
  • Flow-rate and totalisation outputs, depending on configuration.
  • Integral or remote transmitter mounting.
  • Individually wet-calibrated with a calibration certificate.
SPI Magnetic Flowmeter MM800

SPI MM800 Electromagnetic Flowmeter for Conductive Liquids

The SPI MM800 electromagnetic flowmeter measures electrically conductive liquids using Faraday's law of induction. Different sensor and converter arrangements are available to suit the pipework, installation location and indication requirements.

  • Electromagnetic measurement for electrically conductive liquids
  • No moving measuring parts in the flow sensor
  • Compact, remote and battery-powered converter options
  • Flanged, wafer, tri-clamp and insertion sensor configurations
  • Configuration selected to match the liquid and operating conditions
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