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Dwyer Compact ultrasonic flow meter UFM2-14

Dwyer Compact ultrasonic flow meter UFM2-14

SKU 3G-CBM-02190

Also listed as: UFM 214 · UFM-214

Brand
Dwyer
Item
Compact ultrasonic flow meter UFM2-14
Part Number
UFM214
Category
Measurement
UNSPSC
41112412 — Pressure gauge
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
UFM214
power supply
12-24 VDC / 24 VAC
power consumption
7 W / 7 VA minimum
compatible materials
steel, stainless steel, copper, plastic
pipe internal diameter range
0.8" to 6.5" (20 mm to 165 mm)
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Product Description

Dwyer Compact ultrasonic flow meter UFM2-14

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy the Dwyer UFM2-14 ultrasonic flow meter?

Order the Dwyer UFM2-14 from 3G Electric, an authorized distributor. We handle worldwide delivery, customs clearance, and logistics. Lead time on request.

What pipe sizes does the UFM2-14 measure?

The Dwyer UFM2-14 measures pipe internal diameters from 0.8" to 6.5" (20 mm to 165 mm). It is compatible with steel, stainless steel, copper, and plastic pipes.

What are the power requirements for the UFM2-14?

The Dwyer UFM2-14 operates on 12–24 VDC or 24 VAC with a minimum power consumption of 7 W or 7 VA respectively. Compact design suits space-limited installations.

Used in

Common applications for Dwyer
Combustion air-filter monitoring — Magnehelic Series 2000 on burner air-intake filter banks
Clean-room and pharmaceutical pressurisation — Magnehelic / Capsuhelic differential-pressure gauges
HVAC fan-discharge static pressure — Mark II inclined-vertical manometers on AHU test points
Filter-blockage alarms — Photohelic Series 3000 combined gauge/switch on air-handling units
BMS-integrated pressure monitoring — Digihelic DH3 with 4–20 mA output for building management
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3G Electric supplies Dwyer measurement. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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