What does 'W. BATCH' mean on my Burkert SE35?
If the device state LED on your Burkert Controller is orange and displays the message 'W. BATCH', it means the number of completed dosings has reached the value specified in the 'BATCH-W.' parameter of the Test menu. To address this, perform the planned maintenance operation and reset the daily totalizer of the completed dosings.
What to do if my Bürkert Measuring Instruments display shows 'LOW BATT'?
If your Bürkert Measuring Instruments display shows 'LOW BATT,' it means the battery power is too low and the device isn't working. You should replace the batteries.
What does "MEAS. OVF" mean on Bürkert Measuring Instruments and how to fix it?
If the Bürkert Measuring Instruments shows 'MEAS. OVF', the rotational frequency of the paddle wheel is higher than 250 Hz. Check and adjust the flow rate in the pipe if necessary.
What does 'ERROR3' mean on Bürkert Measuring Instruments and how to fix it?
If your Bürkert Measuring Instruments displays 'ERROR3', it means the user settings are lost, and the device might measure incorrect values. Try restarting the device. If the message continues, reconfigure the device.
What does 'WARN. VOL.' mean on my Burkert Controller?
If the device state LED on your Burkert Controller is orange and displays the message 'WARN. VOL.', it indicates that the daily volume or mass totalizer has reached the value set in the 'VOLUME-W.' parameter of the Test menu. Perform the planned maintenance operation and reset the daily volume or mass totalizer.
What does 'ERROR3' mean on my Burkert SE35 Controller and how do I fix it?
If the device state LED on your Burkert Controller is red with the message 'ERROR3', it signifies that the user parameters have been lost. Try restarting the device. If the message persists, reconfigure the device.
Why does my Bürkert Transmitter show 'PU H LIM'?
If the Bürkert Transmitter displays 'PU H LIM', it means that the pulse value times the K-factor of the device is greater than 1000000, indicating that the entered volume for a pulse is too high. To fix this, enter a lower volume per pulse and check the K-factor value.
Why does my Bürkert Transmitter show 'PU L LIM'?
If your Bürkert Transmitter displays 'PU L LIM', it indicates that the pulse value times the K-factor of the device is less than 1, meaning the entered volume for a pulse is too low. To resolve this, enter a higher volume per pulse and check the K-factor value.
What to do if my Bürkert Transmitter shows 'PWR FAIL'?
If the Bürkert Transmitter displays 'PWR FAIL', it indicates that the supply voltage is too low. This could be because the voltage at the device terminals is below 12 V or the impedance of the current measurement loop is too high. To resolve this, adjust the supply voltage to ensure the voltage at the device terminals is between 12 V and 36 V.
Why is the displayed flow rate always nil on my Bürkert Measuring Instruments?
If the displayed flow rate on your Bürkert Measuring Instruments is always nil, ensure the flow rate in the pipe is not nil, check that the entered K factor is correct. Also, consider choosing a smaller flow rate unit or increasing the number of displayed decimals.
General| Brand | Burkert |
|---|---|
| Model | SE35 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Lists environmental, electrical, and fluid specifications for the compact model.
Lists environmental, electrical, and fluid specifications for the panel model.
Lists environmental, electrical, and fluid specifications for the wall-mounted model.
Lists environmental, electrical, and fluid specifications for the SE35 Batch.
Lists environmental, electrical, and fluid specifications for the 8035 Batch.
Lists technical specs for SE35 Batch with specific sensor-fittings.
Crucial safety guidelines for the fluid installation process.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the 8025 Batch in its compact form.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the 8035 Batch.
Critical safety measures for electrical connections and wiring.
Safety precautions to follow before and during device commissioning.
Step-by-step guide for bringing the device into operation.
Critical safety measures for operating the device correctly.
Covers configurable parameters like language, units, K-factor, outputs, and alarms.
Critical safety measures for performing maintenance tasks.
Guides users through resolving issues based on LED status, error messages, and warnings.
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