EN Size : Ends : Min Temperature : Max Temperature : Materials : Brass body

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1 EN 1434 Size : Ends : Min Temperature : Max Temperature : Bore 15 and 20 Threaded male BSP + 5 C + 90 C Max Pressure : 16 Bars Specifications : Single jet For heating or cooling systems Magnetic-proof ( can not be tampered ) LCD multifonctions indicator 8 digits Battery long life ( 10 years ) Materials : Brass body Page 1 sur 14

2 SPECIFICATIONS : Single jet Class MID R50 for vertical and horizontal position ( respect the flow direction indicated by the arrow ) For heating or cooling systems Magnetic-proof ( can not be tampered ) Battery long life ( 10 years ), with the radio card lifetime is 6 years (according to the settings) Platinum sensors PT1000 for extremely high accuracy Plumbing hole on the nut of the temperature sensor LCD multifonctions indicator 8 digits 2 impulses input 1 impulse output 1 MBUS output according to EN / Protocol 3 Brass body USE : For heating or cooling systems Min and max Temperature Ts for heating : + 5 C to + 90 C Min and max Temperature Ts for cooling : + 2 C to + 24 C Max Pressure Ps : 16 bars HEAD LOSS GRAPH : Qp : Nominal flow RANGE : Flow Heat meter bore 15 with nominal flow Qp 1.5 m3/h Ref Heat meter bore 20 with nominal flow Qp 2.5 m3/h Ref Page 2 sur 14

3 ACCESSORIES : Free nut water meter union with hole for filling on nut Male BSP o DN 15 F3/4"- M1/2" Ref o DN 15 F3/4"- M3/4" Ref o DN 20 F1" M3/4" Ref Plastic antifraud seal o DN 15 Ref o DN 20 Ref PVC pipe Male BSP ( waiting for water meter ) o DN 15, 110 mm long Ref o DN 20, 130 mm long Ref Brass pipe Male BSP ( waiting for water meter ) o DN 15, 110 mm long Ref Brass water meter stand o DN 15, 110 mm long Ref Brass ball valve PN16 threaded Female BSP for temperature sensor with plumbing hole DN 1/2 to 1 Ref Page 3 sur 14

4 RANGE : Wireless radio MBUS module Ref HYDROLINK software for remote reading and configuration Ref Radio receiver module USB Ref Wireless MBUS to Bluetooth receiver IP64 for smartphone Android or tablet Ref GPRS receiver (with software) Ref Wireless MBUS repeater Ref Page 4 sur 14

5 WORKING : A temperature sensor measure the incoming hot water temperature ( generally after the water heater ), another one measure the outgoing water temperature, the water meter measure the quantity of water, then the electronic system calculate the temperature difference given by the 2 temperature sensors and indicate the consumption in kwh. SIZE ( in mm ) : Bore Nominal flow (m3/h) G 3/4" 1 L H h Weight (in Kg) Page 5 sur 14

6 BRASS BALL VALVE PN16 DN 1/2 3/4" FOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR ( in mm ) : DN 1/2" 3/4" Ø P L L E H H Ø S Weight (in Kg) Ref Page 6 sur 14

7 BRASS BALL VALVE PN16 DN1" FOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR ( in mm ) : DN 1" Ø P 20 L 75 L1 16 E 73 H 48 H1 35 W ( on flat ) 39.5 Weight (in Kg) Ref Page 7 sur 14

8 INSTALLATION EXAMPLE : 1 : Installation in the non-continuous flow sector of the secondary circuit. Simple Installation 2 : Installation in the non-continuous flow sector of the primary circuit, a flow through the heat meter only takes place when hot flow water circulates via the three way valve from the primary to the secondary circuit. Installation in secondary circuit with continuous flow and primary circuit. Installation of 2 groups of meters with radiator and floor heating. Page 8 sur 14

9 DISPLAY AND BUTTONS : 1) Eight-digit numeric field 2) Single-digit numeric index (menu level) 3) Heating data index 4) Cooling data index 5) Circuits 1-2 for hot/cold sanitary water index 6) Return flow temperature index 7) Inlet flow temperature index 8) Battery level indicato 9) Faults indicator 10) Heating system flowmeter index 11) Wired M-Bus data index 11+12) Wireless M-Bus data index (predisposition) 13) Historical data index 14) Pulse value index (k) 15) Measurement unit index T1) Level selection button T2) scroll button within the selected level Page 9 sur 14

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12 TECHNICAL DATA : Bore Nominal flow Qp ( m3/h ) Max flow Qs ( m3/h ) 3 5 Min flow Qi ( l/h ) Ratio Qp/Qi 50 :1 50 :1 Accuracy class 2 2 Environmental class A (E1;M1) A (E1;M1) Head loss at Qp (bar) < 0.25 < 0.25 Outside temperature 5-55 C 5-55 C T min. / T max heating 3-70 K 3-70 K T min. / T max cooling 3-20 K 3-20 K Max measurable power 650 kw 650 kw Temperature sensor PT 1000 PT 1000 Threaded sensor M10x1 M10x1 Cable length 1.5 m 1.5 m Max impulse length cable 3 m 3 m Power supply Litium battery 3V Litium battery 3V Protection ratio IP 54 IP 54 Display level 6 6 Energy load indicator MWh MWh Page 12 sur 14

13 STANDARDS : Fabrication according to ISO 9001 : 2015 and ISO : 2015 Designing according to EN 1434 DIRECTIVE 2014/68/EU : Products excluded from directive ( article 1, 2b ) Approval directive 2004/22/CE (MID MI-004) Electromagnetic class E1 Mecanic class M1 Environment class A Threaded male BSP cylindrical according to ISO ADVICE : Our opinion and our advice are not guaranteed and SFERACO shall not be liable for the consequences of damages. The customer must check the right choice of the products with the real service conditions. Page 13 sur 14

14 INSTALLATION POSITIONS : Vertical position ( ascendant fluid ) Horizontal position INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS OF HEAT METER BEFORE INSTALLATION : Pipe-line must be cleaned and free from residual of weldings,rubbish,shaving and every kind of extraneous materials. Pipe-line must be perfectly aligned and their support properly dimensioned so that there s no external constraint. It s recommended to use a water meter stand. When installing water meter on pipe-line, use fittings with flat span. To tighten the ends,use the appropriate tool. Use the right bolt tightening so that the ends won t be damaged. We suggest to place straight pipes before and after the water meter. Straight pipe must be length 5 times water meter DN. It s recommended to install a strainer before the water meter if there are some solid particles in the water. Install ball vales before and after the water meter, so to facilitate the possible water meter removal. We suggest to install no-return check valve after the water meter also. TESTS : During the tests under pressure, water meter must be removed to avoid overpressure risks. INSTALLATION Please make the water flow slowly to avoid water hammer. The meter pit shall be protected from flooding, rainwater and frost Page 14 sur 14