Flow Controllers
Dosing Controller
The Accumax Dosing Controller is designed to operate a specific task on completion of a preset volume, giving steady and reliable dosing where error-free, accurate, controlled dosing is required. It is a rugged, compact unit that is easy to install and carries a display for monitoring flow rate, communicating with flow measuring devices over RS 485.
How it works
Reads flow from a connected flow measuring device over RS 485 serial communication and operates a specific task on completion of a preset ('prefix') volume; quantity and timer are set from the front panel.
Features
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Acts on completion of a preset volume
Designed for operating a specific task on completion of a prefix (preset) volume.
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Wide-range AC input
Input supply is 110 V AC to 270 V AC.
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Can communicate over RS485
RS 485 link to flow measuring devices.
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Resume operation in case of power interrupt
Dosing operation resumes after a power interruption.
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Password protection configuration
Configuration can be password protected for safer operation.
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Five operating modes
Source says it 'can operate using 5 modes'. The five modes are not named on the page.
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Quantity and timer set from the front panel
Display and push-button configuration to select liquid quantity and timer for the dosing application.
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Rugged, compact and easy to install
Compact housing with a display for monitoring flow rate.
Applications
- Chemical / chlorine dosing
- Pesticide dosing
- Fungicide dosing
- Water treatment control
Frequently asked questions
What triggers the dosing action?
The controller is designed to operate a specific task on completion of a preset volume.
What supply voltage does the Accumax Dosing Controller need?
Input supply is 110 V AC to 270 V AC.
What can be set from the front panel?
The display and push-button configuration are used to select the liquid quantity and the timer for the dosing application.
What kinds of dosing is it used for?
Chemical and chlorine dosing, pesticide dosing, fungicide dosing, and water treatment control.
Where is it typically installed?
Swimming pools, hospitals, R.O. plants, chemical and pharmaceutical sites, desalination plants, and food and beverage industries.
What happens if power is lost mid-dose?
It resumes operation in case of a power interrupt.
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