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General| Brand | Kracht |
|---|---|
| Model | VC 0, 025 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Provides information on the operating instructions for the gear type flow meter.
Contact details for Kracht GmbH, the manufacturer of the flow meter.
Specifies the intended application and limitations for the gear type flow meter.
Explains caution symbols and signal words used to indicate hazards.
Outlines the necessary qualifications for personnel operating the device.
Details specific dangers associated with the device, such as fluid spurting or voltage.
Describes the internal components and operational principle of the gear type flow meter.
Explains the coding system used to define product specifications and variants.
Lists general specifications like construction, materials, and operating temperature ranges.
Presents key technical data across different nominal flow meter sizes.
Details the temperature limits for various seal variants and series.
Provides dimensional drawings and weight specifications for various product configurations.
Offers guidance and safety warnings related to the transportation of the device.
Explains measures for protecting the device from corrosion during storage.
Covers general principles and safety notices for device installation.
Details the physical procedures and precautions for installing the flow meter.
Describes how to correctly connect the device's electrical components for operation.
Outlines necessary steps and checks before starting the device's operation.
Specifies the operational limits and conditions that must be adhered to.
Provides instructions and safety warnings for safely removing the device.
Discusses the importance of regular maintenance and general procedures.
Addresses potential issues with deposits and their cleaning or disassembly.
Guides users on identifying and diagnosing faults and potential causes.
Explains methods for resolving identified damages and faulty components.
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