Pulsar Measurement – AVFM 6.1 – Submerged Ultrasonic Area-Velocity…
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Pulsar Measurement – AVFM 6.1 – Submerged Ultrasonic Area-Velocity Flow Meter for Open Channels & Pipes

The AVFM 6.1 Area Velocity Flow Meter is a common method for flow measurements, using a submersible ultrasonic sensor to measure level and velocity of flowing liquid.

Certification & ratingVerified
MeasurementLevel + Velocity (area-velocity)
Flume/Weir RequiredNo
OutputsOptional Modbus RTU
  • Genuine certified equipment sourced directly through Daly Middle East.
  • Full manufacturer support and warranty.
Overview

About this product

The AVFM 6.1 Area Velocity Flow Meter is a common method for flow measurements, using a submersible ultrasonic sensor to measure level and velocity of flowing liquid. It can be configured with a standard submerged sensor or a non-contacting ultrasonic sensor for highly aerated fluids. The meter can measure forward flow velocity up to 6 m/s and reverse flow up to 1.5 m/s, providing stable readings with continuous flow rate sampling. It is suitable for various applications like influent flow monitoring, wastewater, and irrigation water flow measurement. The meter is easy to configure and provides daily flow reports with total, minimum, maximum, and average flow rates.

Built for the job

Key features

Submerged ultrasonic area-velocity flow meter for open channels and pipes

Measures both level and velocity to calculate flow

No flume or weir required — works in partially full or surcharged pipes

Simple calibration: enter pipe diameter or channel dimensions

Optional Modbus RTU output

Automatically computes and displays flow volume

Product FAQ

Frequently asked

Does the AVFM 6.1 need a flume or weir?
No, it measures flow directly in open channels, partially full sewer pipes, and surcharged pipes without one.
How is it calibrated?
Simply enter the pipe diameter or channel dimensions — the AVFM 6.1 automatically computes flow volume.