Sparling introduces TigermagEP Flow Meter with Modbus Protocol
April 11, 2016– Sparling Instruments has begun production on a Modbus-capable version of its TigermagEP electromagnetic flow meter. Sparling will begin shipping the new Modbus version of their meters immediately.
TigermagEP electromagnetic meters, whether integral or remote style, can also be upgraded to Modbus. This is done by adding an optional Modbus-enabled transmitter or module.
Modbus-programmable mag meters are used in a variety of conductive liquid systems where measurements are digitally reported to a server by the components and recorded for analysis or regulatory compliance.
TigermagEP is manufactured in an ISO 9001 certified facility..The line recently earned NSF 61 certification, so it is now approved for installation in potable water systems in all of North America.
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