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6BABL2-AADACAASAGA1G -
Max. measurement error 3 % o.r.
4 % o.r.
5 % o.f.s.
(depending on chosen option of ordering feature "Calibration flow") -
Measuring range 20 to 720 000 kg/h (45 to 1 587 600 lb/h)
20 to 1 080 000 kg/h (45 to 2 381 400 lb/h)
(for air, depending on chosen option of ordering feature "Calibration flow") -
Medium temperature range –40 to +100 °C (–40 to +212 °F) -
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Wetted materials Transducer: 1.4404 (316L)
Insertion tube: 1.4404 (316L); 1.4435 (316L)
Connection:
Compression fitting: 1.4404 (316L)
Sealing ring: EPDM; HNBR; 1.4401 (316)
Clamping ring: PEEK 450G 
Field of application The t-mass B 150 insertion version is suitable for large pipelines or rectangular ventilation ducts. It is designed for the cost-effective measurement of utility gases, in particular compressed air. It is a trending device aimed at sub-metering applications. Its 4-wire technology is contained within a rugged compact aluminum housing. Customer-specific settings are saved on the display and can be transferred from one device to another by means of the display. -
Measuring principle is characterized by a high operable flow range and direct mass flow measurement -
Suitable for air, nitrogen, carbon dioxide and argon in circular piping or rectangular ducts. Device properties -
Insertion version for nominal diameter DN 80 to 1500 (3 to 60") -
Installation and removal of sensor without process interruption -
Easy installation -
Device in compact version with DC 24 V power supply -
4-20 mA HART, pulse/frequency/switch output -
Compact and robust transmitter Benefits -
Suitable for air, nitrogen, carbon dioxide and argon in circular piping or rectangular ducts -
Optimal process monitoring – easy measurement even at low pressures and flow velocities -
Cost-effective measurement – easy installation, negligible pressure loss and maintenance-free -
Reliable flow trending – multivariable measurement -
Fast and efficient commissioning – guided operating menus -
High plant availability – self-diagnostics and error monitoring -
Automatic recovery of data for servicing 
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