Electromagnetic flow
Measures conductive-liquid flow through the primary sensor.
This configuration measures conductive-liquid flow and pipeline pressure at the same location, then uses an integrated 4G connection to support remote operating visibility for distributed or space-constrained installations.

Measured variables
Flow + pressure
Remote connection
Integrated 4G
Installation
One pipeline point
Medium requirement
Conductive liquid
One Location, Two Variables
Measures conductive-liquid flow through the primary sensor.
Reads pipeline pressure at the same measurement location.
Keeps operating values available at the instrument.
Integrated 4G supports access without a separate wireless unit.
Co-Located Measurement
Aligned readings can support pump review, line-condition checks and remote operation without creating two separate measurement locations.

Pressure-Sensing Direction
The pressure-sensing direction is intended for pulsating service. Pressure range and long-term measurement data still require project-specific confirmation.

Engineering Considerations
Typical Scenarios
Remote operating visibility across separated sites.
Flow and pressure review at one pipeline location.
Fewer separate installation points on compact skids.
Combined variables where media compatibility is confirmed.
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View Details>Selection support
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