• This particular version accepts a single 4-20mA input signal (sensor not included).
• If the shaft version is preferred, see AxSys CCR Shaft Input version.

The AxSys Circular Chart Recorder (CCR) Flowmeter is typically used for monitoring, recording and totalizing open channel flows in water and wastewater. The CCR is designed to accept a variety of sensor inputs including float-operated, submersible and bubbler-type pressure sensors and look-down ultrasonics. Rating tables can easily be programmed into the CCR and adjusted to instantaneously calculate and report on water flow rate, then accumulate the discharge flow totals over a user-specified interval.

The built-in data logger collects, processes, stores and can transmit the data from the attached sensors. The CCR is equipped with a PCMCIA data card slot for convenient collection and transport of data to your office computer. The flow measurement or data from any of the attached sensors can also be charted on the built-in, 6-inch diameter circular chart for a quick, continuous, and visual reference of the measurement history. Users may select a chart speed of 6 hours, 24 hours, 7 days or 31 days.

The CCR has an optional, built-in digital shaft encoder making for a complete integrated flowmeter system. Also, the CCR with this shaft encoder is designed to easily retrofit existing Stevens 61R installations.

• Datalogger and flow meter. Charts flow or any selected measurement on a circle chart
• Built-in keypad and 2-line alpha-numerica display
• Internal battery backup
• Digital output option for pacing and sample triggering
• Satellite, radio, and telephone modem options
• Included an optional, built-in digital shaft encoder

Optional Features:

• Input Board, AxSys MPU, Digital Input
• PC Board, Serial, AxSys MPU, Input
• Two opto-isolated output signals
• Output relay, AC switch
• Output relay, DC switch
• Kit, AxSys CCR, Isolated Analog Output

• Water and wastewater open channel influent and effluent flow monitoring
• Industrial discharge
• Permit enforcement
• Flow recording
• Dam and reservoir level