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Global Water FP111 User Manual

Global Water FP111
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Global Water
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FP111-FP211-FP311 Global Water Flow Probe
User’s Manual
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Level • Flow • Samplers • Water Quality • Weather • Remote Monitoring • Control
01-994
11/30/09
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Global Water FP111 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Accuracy±2% of reading or ±0.3 NTU, whichever is greater
Resolution0.1 NTU
Operating Temperature0-50°C (32-122°F)
Dimensions6.5 x 4.5 x 2.5 inches
Weight2.2 lbs

Summary

Flow Probe Checklist

Inspection and Description

General Instructions for Use

Probe Preparation and Handling

Prepare the probe by removing debris, ensuring free propeller spin, and cleaning as needed.

Measurement Procedure and Orientation

Orient the probe into flow, adjust handle, press RESET to start measurements, and ensure computer is active.

Calculating Flow Rate

Determine flow by calculating cross-sectional area and using the formula Q = V x A.

Power Management and Battery Life

Understand low power mode activation and battery life considerations for extended operation.

Average Velocity Measurement

Factors Influencing Flow Velocity

Channel friction, water surges, turbulence, and obstructions affect flow velocity and require averaging.

Velocity Measurement Techniques

Learn methods for measuring velocity in small streams, large streams, and using the USGS 6 tens method.

Computer Operation and Setup

Main Display and Button Functions

Understand the main display and functions of MODE, MENU, SAVE, and RESET buttons for operation.

Saving and Managing Stored Data

Learn to save data to memory, navigate locations, and overwrite or preserve existing data.

Navigating the Setup Menu

Access the setup menu by holding MENU; explore options like View, Delete, Units, and Calibration.

Configuring Flow Units

Select desired flow units (FT/S or M/S) from the setup menu and save the selection.

Adjusting the Calibration Factor

The calibration factor is factory set but can be adjusted within the setup menu if needed.

Specifications

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Probe Handle Care and Cleaning

Separate and dry the probe handle; avoid submerging the computer unit.

Battery, Recycling, and Propeller Cleaning

The battery is non-replaceable; follow recycling procedures and ensure propeller spins freely.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Address propeller spin issues, magnet placement, computer connection, and blank displays.

Warranty and Returns

Appendix A: Partially Filled Pipe Calculations

Declaration of CE Conformity