[Video] How to connect the 'MT3809 (metal tube variable area flowmeter)' to the network using FOUNDATION Fieldbus transmitter.

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Brooks Instrument provides excellent meter reproducibility, enabling accurate measurement and control of complex industrial processes. We explain how to connect the 'MT3809 (metal tube variable area flow meter)' to a FOUNDATION Fieldbus transmitter in a video. (In English) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOgdtYaxHjc Video Chapters 00:00 How to connect to a FOUNDATION Fieldbus network 00:39 Removing the terminal block 00:57 How to connect the wiring 02:20 Conduit connection 02:45 How to install the housing For more information about our metal tube variable area flow meters, please visit: https://www.brooksinstrument.com/ja-jp/products/variable-area-flow-meters/metal-tube/mt3809-series

MT3809 (Metal Tube Variable Area Flow Meter)

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Metal Tube Area Flow Meter "MT3809G Series"
Suitable for application to various gases, liquids, and vapors! A meter that accommodates a wide range of temperatures, pressures, and process ranges.

**Advantages** - High repeatability in flow measurement even at ultra-low process temperatures and maximum process temperatures of VA meters. - Designed to meet the conditions of large plants (industrial facilities) worldwide and comply with ASME B31.3. - No power supply required, reducing usage costs and simplifying installation. - A wide range of pressure and temperature allows a single meter to accommodate various applications. - Exceptional reliability used globally for several decades, among others. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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【Standard Factory Services】 ■Calibration - Recalibration is performed using standard methods and equipment used in the manufacturing process. ■Specification Changes - Modifications are made to repurpose existing equipment for new applications. ■Repair - Restoration of malfunctioning equipment to "like-new condition." ■Upgrade - Upgrading to more advanced digital protocols and equipping older models with features of new models. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.