The Best Performance of all Non-Contact, Open-Channel Flowmeters
LaserFlow® certified to MCERTS Class 2 – exceeding performance of all other non-contact open-channel flowmeters
September 13, 2021
Teledyne ISCO received Class 2 MCERTS certification for the LaserFlow® non-contact, sub-surface velocity sensing flowmeter. This Class 2 certification, issued by the CSA under the Sira Certification Service, certifies that the LaserFlow® Flowmeter is the only non-contact, area velocity, open-channel flowmeter capable of this superior performance. Unlike other non-contact, open-channel flowmeters that measure surface velocity, LaserFlow® Flowmeter measures fluid velocity with a laser beam directed at single or multiple points below the surface of the channel or stream providing a truer representation of the actual velocity profile.
For open-channel water and wastewater flow measurement applications in the United Kingdom requiring certification by The Environment Agency, the LaserFlow® Flowmeter now provides users with a MCERTS Class 2 option. The Environment Agency' s MCERTS product certification scheme evaluates products according to the Environment Agency's performance standards, based on relevant CEN, ISO and national standards. Further, the MCERTS Class 2 certified LaserFlow Ex® version, with its rugged, submersible enclosure rated IP68 ingress protection, is also certified for use in hazardous areas defined as Class 1, Div 1, Zone 0 and ATEX category 1G.
LaserFlow® and LaserFlow Ex® flowmeters are ideal for a broad range of water and wastewater applications especially where superior flow measurement performance is required. These flowmeters join Teledyne ISCO's wide range of MCERTS certified open-channel flowmeters and automatic samplers.
About Teledyne ISCO
Teledyne ISCO is a leading manufacturer of innovative products designed to increase productivity while improving the quality of life on our planet. Our standard and customized products are used in multiple sectors including water and wastewater, pharmaceutical, academic research, oil exploration, and chemical process control.
