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Micro Motion DS006 Mass Flow Sensor with RFT9712 Remote Transmitter

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Year
1994
MPN
DS006H999SU and RFT9712 1PNU
Condition Description
IN VERY GOOD CONDITION - AS SEEN IN PHOTOS
Flow meter type
Coriolis Flow Meter
Port diameter
1/4 in
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Specifications 13

Brands
Micro Motion
New/Used
Used
Year
1994
MPN
DS006H999SU and RFT9712 1PNU
Condition Description
IN VERY GOOD CONDITION - AS SEEN IN PHOTOS
Flow meter type
Coriolis Flow Meter
Port diameter
1/4 in
Electrical Requirements
115/230V, 14W max
Electrical Certification / Approval
UL
Dimensions
14”W x 10”D x 10”H
Weight (lbs)
30
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
F3

Product description

Mass flow and density sensor system with 1/4" flange, -240 to 204°C range, HART output.

  • Measures mass flow rate and density of liquids, gases, and slurries directly
  • Compatible with microprocessor-based Micro Motion remote flow transmitters
  • Sensor flange size: 1/4"
  • Temperature range: -240 to 204 °C
  • Frequency output: 800 Hz corresponding to 0.8 G/min flow
  • Milliamp output: 4-20 mA representing 0 to 0.8 G/min
  • Density measurement range: 0.0 to 10.0 g/cc
  • Communication baud rate: 1200 HART
  • Designed for specialized applications including hygienic, corrosive, and high-pressure environments
  • Combination of DS006 sensor with RFT9712 transmitter provides a complete mass flow meter and density monitoring system

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Last updated 24 October 2026