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Fedrel / Turbine, vortex and process flow meters

FM06

DI, 16 bar, 10-60°C, ±1%, printed ±3% repeatability; optional 4-20 mA/pulse; not established as potable-water service

Connection and size scope: Oval-gear oil meter

Supply from Hyderabad · India-wide delivery
Configuration, availability and commercial terms confirmed on quotation.

MODEL OVERVIEW

What the FM06 offers

Manufacturer’s documented description: Fedrel product and price list, effective 20 January 2026, pp. 8, 12, 14. Options and qualifications above are retained as stated.

TECHNICAL DATA

FM06 specifications

ParameterDocumented value
Measuring principleOval-gear positive displacementS17 · 14
Fluid compatibilityDiesel, kerosene and furnace oil; water suitability not establishedS17 · 14
Nominal diameter (DN)25, 40, 50, 80, 100, 150, 200S17 · 14
Accuracy statement±1%S17 · 14
Fluid temperature10–60°CS17 · 14
Working pressure and temperature16 barS17 · 14
ConnectionsASME B16.5 Class150 flangesS17 · 14
Optional outputs4–20 mA / pulse on requestS17 · 14
Documented size scopeOval-gear oil meterFedrel product and price list, effective 20 January 2026, 8, 12, 14
Body materialDuctile ironS17 · 14
Repeatability±3% printed; obtain clarificationS17 · 14
DisplayCumulative and resettable totalsS17 · 14
Details to confirm for the offered configuration

These parameters are not established as exact-model values in this record. Some may not apply to this technology.

  • Q1 m3 h
  • Q2 m3 h
  • Q3 m3 h
  • Q4 m3 h
  • Approvals and scope

DUTY & SELECTION

Where to consider this type

The guidance below explains the technology. It does not extend this model’s documented service limits.

These may be appropriate for specialist industrial duties even when they are not the usual choice for a domestic water connection.

Full turbine, vortex and process flow meters guide ↗

Installation and commissioning

Before the meter is selected

  • Liquid versus steam duty and fluid compatibility
  • Viscosity, range, response and repeatability
  • Minimum batch or process control requirement
  • Pressure/temperature envelope and wetted materials

Before the system is handed over

  • Confirm the installation drawing, orientation and access for service.
  • Match the actual flow range and permitted pressure loss to the project.
  • Record meter serial number, start reading and any output scaling.
  • Commission communications against the receiving system and retain the test record.
Read the installation guide ↗

Reading and communication

Documentation mentions: Pulse output, 4–20 mA. These may be optional or specific to a variant.

Discovery tags come from the documented description, including optional capabilities. Confirm inclusion and exact size/configuration.

A connected metering system is five parts: meter → interface or module → network or gateway → software → billing, dashboard or control system. A quotation should name who supplies and maintains each one. AMR-ready equipment may still require separately quoted radio, gateway, head-end and billing software.

Understand pulse, wired and wireless reading ↗

Documents and purchase checks

Read the Fedrel technical reference → · Browse the source index

Source: Fedrel product and price list, effective 20 January 2026, pp. 8, 12, 14. Reviewed 2026-09-09.

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