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Ultrasonic flowmeter wiring is mainly divided into two parts: host wiring and probe wiring. There are differences between different brands and models, and it is necessary to follow the product manual for accuracy. 1. Power input for host wiring: Supports AC 220V or DC 24V power supply. Choose one of them according to the wiring diagram. Sensor interface: - Downstream probe connected
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2. Terminal 3 (GND, DN -, DN+), usually only need to be connected to DN - and DN+(terminals 2 and 3) - Upstream probe connected
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5. Terminal 6 (GND, UP -, UP+), usually only need to be connected to UP - and UP+(terminals 5 and 6) 4-20mA output: AO terminal connected to signal positive pole, 24V - terminal connected to signal negative pole 485 communication: connect 485 OUT A and 485 OUT B terminals Heat meter function: - Water supply terminal connected to TX
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1. GND - Return terminal TX
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2. GND (supply and return GND are connected together) Relay output: Connect RELAY+and RELAY - terminals 2. Probe wiring Probe cables usually include shielded wires, signal positive (+) and signal negative (-) terminals. Conventional connections only require connecting the+and - terminals, and shielded wires can be omitted. Due to possible differences in terminal definitions and wiring methods among different manufacturers, please make sure to check the wiring diagram provided in the instruction manual before actual wiring.
Ultrasonic flowmeter calculates flow rate by measuring the time difference between the propagation of sound waves in the forward and backward directions, and the upstream and downstream differentiation is crucial for measurement accuracy.
. 1. The core differentiation standard for ultrasonic flow meters is mainly based on the relative relationship between the sound wave propagation path and the fluid direction: • Upstream sensor: installed in the direction of the fluid source, where the sound wave is first emitted • Downstream sensor: installed in the direction of the fluid direction, receiving the sound wave signal emitted upstream. 2 Specific differentiation method 2.1 Physical installation location identification - View sensor housing identification: Most products will indicate "UPTREAM" (upstream) or "DOWNTREAM" (downstream) - Cable connection identification: Upstream sensors are usually connected to interfaces marked with "UP" or "In" on the host. 2.2 Sound wave propagation time verification: Installation correctness can be verified by measuring the propagation time in two directions: - Forward propagation time: upstream → downstream
