Fedrel
FM01
20-120 L/min, ±2%, 50 psig, resettable register/nonresettable total; fuel/solvent applications
Fedrel / Turbine, vortex and process flow meters
FM14
SS304, PN16, ±1%, pressure/temperature compensation, 4-20 mA, 24 VDC; not a cold-water meter specification
Connection and size scope: Steam vortex
MODEL OVERVIEW
What the FM14 offers
- Connection and size scope: Steam vortex
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
FM14 specifications
| Parameter | Documented value |
|---|---|
| Measuring principle | turbine vortex processFedrel product and price list, effective 20 January 2026, 8, 12, 14 |
| Fluid compatibility | Saturated/superheated steam, with pressure/temperature compensationS17 · 8 |
| Nominal diameter (DN) | 25, 40, 50, 65, 80, 100, 150, 200S17 · 8 |
| Accuracy statement | ±1%S17 · 8 |
| Connections | ASME B16.5 Class150 flanges; wafer ends optionalS17 · 8 |
| Power supply | 24 VDCS17 · 8 |
| Included outputs | 4–20 mAS17 · 8 |
| Documented size scope | Steam vortexFedrel product and price list, effective 20 January 2026, 8, 12, 14 |
| Body material | SS304S17 · 8 |
| Pressure designation | PN16S17 · 8 |
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
- Working pressure and temperature
- Approvals and scope
DUTY & SELECTION
Where to consider this type
These may be appropriate for specialist industrial duties even when they are not the usual choice for a domestic water connection.
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.
Reading and communication
Documentation mentions: 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.
Ask for these before ordering
- Approved drawing for the exact model, size and configuration
- Serial-number calibration or factory test record
- Applicable approval certificate and exact scope
- Installation manual and required straight pipe
- Protocol/register map and output power requirements
- Option/accessory codes with included components
- Pressure-loss curve, flange drilling and face-to-face length
- Current written commercial and warranty terms
SPECIFY YOUR REQUIREMENT
Get a quotation for FM14
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