What to do if info code REVERSE flashes on Kamstrup Measuring Instruments display?
If the info code REVERSE is flashing on the display, it means the meter is installed with water flowing in the wrong direction. To resolve this, ensure the meter is mounted according to the flow arrow located on the side of the meter case.
Why does info code DRY flash on Kamstrup flowIQ 3100 display?
If the info code DRY is flashing on the display, it indicates that the meter is not water-filled. Air the installation to resolve this. The info code will disappear once the meter is filled with water.
What to do if info code REVERSE flashes on Kamstrup flowIQ 3100 Measuring Instruments?
If the info code REVERSE is flashing, it means the meter is installed with water flowing in the wrong direction. Remount the meter following the flow arrow located on the side of the meter case.
Why does info code DRY flash on Kamstrup flowIQ 3100 Measuring Instruments?
The info code DRY flashes because the meter is not water-filled. To resolve this, air the installation. The info code will disappear once the meter is filled with water.
Why does info code RADIO OFF flash on Kamstrup Measuring Instruments?
The info code RADIO OFF flashes because the meter is still in transport mode with the built-in radio transmitter turned off. This info code disappears, and the radio switches on, after the first ½ liter of water has run through the meter.
How to fix no display function (empty display) on Kamstrup Measuring Instruments?
If there is no display function (empty display), it means the battery needs to be replaced. Send the meter to Kamstrup A/S for a battery replacement.
General| Type | Ultrasonic water meter |
|---|---|
| Application | Residential and commercial water metering |
| Battery Life | Up to 16 years |
| Pressure rating | PN16 |
| Protection Class | IP68 |
| Sizes | DN15, DN20, DN25, DN40 |
| Measuring range | 0.015 m³/h to 6 m³/h |
| Communication | Wireless M-Bus, Wired M-Bus |
| Power supply | Battery |
| Temperature range | 0.1°C to +50°C |
| Approval | MID approved |
| Measurement principle | Ultrasonic |
| Flow rate range | 0.015 m³/h to 6 m³/h |
| Pipe diameter range | DN15, DN20, DN25, DN40 |
| Material | Brass |
Describes the flowIQ® 3100 water meter and its core function.
Highlights benefits like longevity, protection, and ultrasonic principle.
Explains information labels and indicators on the meter's front plate.
Describes the method used to seal the water meter.
Details meter approval for European markets and relevant directives.
Covers ambient class, environment, accuracy, pressure stage, and protection.
Details battery, lifetime, and EMC data.
Lists materials used for wetted parts and meter housing.
Describes meter configurations and communication options.
Refers to the accessories list document.
Dimensions for threaded meter types.
Dimensions for flanged meter types.
Sealing surface, gaskets, ambient temp, humidity, and pressure.
EMC marking and service limitations.
Describes permissible mounting angles for the meter.
Specifies needs related to flow disturbances.
Details minimum static pressure needed.
Visual, Wireless M-Bus, and optical eye reading methods.
How volume is calculated, saved, and stored.
Explanation of the target volume register.
Recording of maximum and minimum flow values.
Details on water and ambient temperature data.
Monitoring ambient and meter housing temperatures.
Monitoring of water temperature.
Options for data selection in the logger.
How to adjust decimal places on the display.
Explains the meaning of flashing dots on the display.
Explains burst detection and dry meter indication.
Indicates unauthorized access or tampering.
Explains reverse flow detection and transport mode.
Covers introduction, applications, billing, and communication standards.
Details on primary, secondary, and enhanced secondary addressing.
Supported baud rates, intervals, and configuration methods.
Lists data fields and technical specifications.
Details on permanent memory (EEPROM) and the types of registers available.
Tables showing logged registers and data.
How hour counters are incremented based on info codes.
Description of standard operating mode.
Description of meter verification mode.
Steps for flow curve adjustments.
Steps for resetting the meter.
Introduction to ultrasonic measurement technology.
Detailed explanation of the transit time measurement.
Describes the path of ultrasonic signals within the meter.
Explains minimum cut-off and maximum cut-off flow.
Environmental conditions and adapter lifespan.
Step-by-step procedure for installing the adapter.
Visual indication of successful adapter setup.
Explanation of pull-up for pulse output.
Information on data fields and encryption.
How the optical communication interface is activated.
Details on meter certifications.
Lists available technical documents for the meter.
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