Endress+Hauser Electromagnetic Flowmeters

Endress+Hauser electromagnetic flowmeters provide accurate volumetric flow measurement for conductive liquids across industrial and utility applications. They are widely used in water and wastewater, chemical processing, food and beverage, life sciences, and general industry where long-term stability, low maintenance, and reliable performance are required.

Because they operate without moving parts, electromagnetic flowmeters are well suited for applications where wear, maintenance, and process reliability are critical. The range includes compact and remote versions, multiple liner and electrode options, and models suited for everything from small dosing lines to large transmission pipelines.

Typical Applications

• Water distribution and transmission lines
• Wastewater treatment plants and pumping stations
• Chemical and petrochemical liquids
• Food and beverage processes
• Hygienic and sanitary lines
• Utilities and general process monitoring
• Dosing, filling, and low-flow applications

Product Families

• Promag P – Process Applications

       Designed for industrial and process duties requiring flexibility in materials, accuracy, and resistance to demanding operating conditions.

• Promag W – Water and Wastewater Applications

      Optimized for utility networks, transmission lines, pumping stations, and long-term field operation in water and wastewater service.

• Promag H – Hygienic Applications

      Designed for hygienic and sanitary processes, including food, beverage, life sciences, and dosing-focused applications requiring suitable process connections and wetted materials.

       Additional options include cost-effective wafer designs for utilities and compact smart magmeters for local monitoring applications.

Why Electromagnetic Flow Measurement

Electromagnetic flowmeters measure conductive liquids accurately without moving parts, helping reduce wear and maintenance over time. With the right liner and electrode selection, they can be matched to corrosive media, hygienic duties, abrasion risks, and demanding water or process conditions.

Key Features

• Electromagnetic measuring principle for conductive liquids
• No moving parts
• High measurement stability
• Compact or remote transmitter versions
• Wide measuring ranges
• Multiple liner and electrode material options
• Hygienic configurations available
• Models designed for demanding water and wastewater duties

Technical Highlights

Accuracy (model dependent)

• Typical volumetric flow: ±0.5% of reading ± 1 mm/s
• Optional performance on selected models: ±0.2% of reading ± 2 mm/s

Measuring Range (model dependent)

• Process applications: from very low flow to high industrial flow ranges
• Hygienic applications: suited for low-flow and sanitary duties
• Water and wastewater applications: suited for small lines up to very large pipelines

Configuration Options

• Compact or remote transmitter versions
• Multiple liner materials including PFA, PTFE, hard rubber, polyurethane, and polyamide
• Multiple electrode material options depending on process requirements

Process Conditions

• Temperature and pressure limits vary by model, liner, and application
• Hazardous area approvals available for selected models

Integration and System Compatibility

Electromagnetic flowmeters can be integrated with PLC, DCS, and SCADA systems through analog, pulse, and digital communication options, depending on the model. Compact versions support local operation, while remote transmitter versions allow separation of the electronics from the process area and provide greater installation flexibility.

TSB Local Support – Jordan

TSB provides local support in Jordan for application review, model selection, liner and electrode selection, installation guidance, commissioning assistance, and after-sales technical support. We support utilities, industrial plants, EPC contractors, and OEM skid builders in selecting the right electromagnetic flowmeter configuration for their application.

Contact TSB Jordan

Contact TSB Jordan for technical and commercial support for Endress+Hauser electromagnetic flowmeters.