Supplement to operating instruction

SU_BACnetV1-3-1EN

BACnet Interface

Interface BACnet MS/TP

Interface BACnet IP

FLUXUS F50*

FLUXUS *721

FLUXUS *704, *705, *709

FLUXUS ADM 8*27

FLUXUS *80*

PIOX S721
BACnet Interface Supplement to operating instruction

FLUXUS is a registered trademark of FLEXIM GmbH.

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Supplement to operating instruction

FLUXUS, PIOX S721
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Article number: 5554
Copyright (©) FLEXIM GmbH 2018
Subject to change without notification.

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction..................................................................................................................................................................... 7
2 General Principles .......................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1 Objects, Properties and Services............................................................................................................................8
2.2 Network Types ........................................................................................................................................................9
3 Installation .................................................................................................................................................................... 11
3.1 Settings in the Transmitter ....................................................................................................................................11
3.2 Connection to the Transmitter...............................................................................................................................14
4 BACnet Specifics of the Transmitter ............................................................................................................................ 16

Annex

A Units of Measurement (Property Units) .........................................................................................................................20

B Split Cable Gland Used for BACnet IP ......................................................................................................................... 23

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Regarding this Supplement

This supplement has to be used together with the operating instruction of the FLUXUS or PIOX ultrasonic flowmeter.
Make sure you have read and understood this supplement, the operating instruction and the safety instructions before
using the measuring instrument.
Always observe the safety instructions!

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1 Introduction
BACnet is a network protocol standard for building automation (Building Automation and Control Networks).
It is described in ANSI/ASHRAE/ISO Standard 135-2004.
The protocol defines the interaction between different systems and devices in a building.
The BACnet standard supports the networks BACnet MS/TP and BACnet IP.

BACnet MS/TP is an option for the following transmitters:

• FLUXUS F50*
• FLUXUS *704, *705, *709, *721
• PIOX S721
• FLUXUS ADM 8*27, *80* (except for ADM 8*27C24, 8027LC24, 8*27C24a, 8027LC24a, 8127B and
FLUXUS G80*C24, G80*C24a, G800LC24a, *809**-A1A)
with firmware version V5.98 and higher.

BACnet IP is an option for the following transmitters:

• FLUXUS F502, *704, *705 with firmware version V6.20 and higher (only available for certain regions)
• FLUXUS *721, PIOX S721 with firmware version V7.10 and higher

Terms and Abbreviations

Abbreviation Explanation

BACnet Building Automation and Control Networks

BIBB BACnet Interoperability Building Block

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2 General Principles
Data and commands are structured with an object-oriented approach.

2.1 Objects, Properties and Services

The data/information in the device are represented by objects. Objects are instances of object types. They have a unique
marking which is composed of the object type and the instance number. Each object has properties that can be readable
and/or writeable.
Each device must have a device object which contains properties such as device name, firmware version, number of ob-
jects provided by the device and object identifier.
For accessing the properties of the objects, the devices communicate by means of services. Confirmed services expect a
response, while unconfirmed services do not.
Tab. 2.1: Examples for object types, properties and services

object types properties service categories and services

binary input object identifier object access:

binary output object name - ReadProperty

binary value present value - WriteProperty

analog input description alarm and event:

analog output unit of measurement - SubscribeCOV

analog value - UnsubscribeCOV

device remote device management:

file - Who-Has

- I-Have

- Who-Is

- I-Am

To ensure interoperability, all devices have to use the same BIBBs (BACnet Interoperability Building Block).
A BIBB describes the services that have to be supported by master and slave to implement a requirement of the system.
For standard BACnet devices, device profiles with determined sets of BIBBs are defined.
Tab. 2.2: Classes of BiBBs

DS data sharing

AE alarm and event management

SCHED scheduling

T trending

DM device management

NM network management

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Tab. 2.3: Examples of BIBBs (A: master, B: slave)

DS-RP-A Data Sharing-ReadProperty-A/B A reads property of B

DS-RP-B B provides property for A

DS-RPM-A Data Sharing-ReadPropertyMultiple-A/B A reads multiple properties of B

DS-RPM-B B provides multiple properties for A

DS-WP-A Data Sharing-WriteProperty-A/B A writes property of B

DS-WP-B B allows writing by A

DS-COV-A Data Sharing-COV-A/B A subscribes for COV notification of a property of B

(COV – change of value)
DS-COV-B B allows A to subscribe for COV notification

AE-N-A Alarm and Event-Notification-A A processes notification of B

Tab. 2.4: Device profiles

B-OWS BACnet Operator WorkStation building operation center, management system,

workstation

B-BC BACnet Building Controller freely programmable automation station

B-AAC BACnet Advanced Application Controller configurable automation device

B-ASC BACnet Application Specific Controller parametrizable automation device

B-SA BACnet Smart Actuator

B-SS BACnet Smart Sensor

2.2 Network Types

The BACnet standard supports 6 network types, each of which with a different physical layer and data link layer:
• BACnet MS/TP (RS485)
• BACnet ARCnet
• BACnet PointToPoint (RS232)
• BACnet Ethernet
• BACnet IP
• BACnet Lontalk
The BACnet messages used to exchange data between the BACnet devices are independent of the physical layers and
data link layers allowing BACnet routers to be used to interconnect different network types, e.g. BACnet Ethernet for man-
agement level and BACnet MS/TP for sensor/actuator level.
The BACnet MS/TP and BACnet/IP network types are explained below in more detail.
BACnet MS/TP
BACnet MS/TP (Master Slave/Token Passing) is a network type using the EIA-485 (RS485) standard as physical layer.
Each master device represents a node. A segment can have max. 32 nodes that communicate over the half duplex con-
nection (transmission of data in one direction at a time).
The token is passed from master to master starting, e.g., with the lowest address. Only the master device holding the to-
ken can start communication. The slave devices communicate only when responding to the request of a master device.
The max. number of frames a master device is allowed to send can be configured (property Max_Info_Frames). Thereaf-
ter the token has to be passed to the next master, if existing, or otherwise to the starting master. The selection of the next
master is supported by the property Max_Master where the max. number of nodes within the segment is set.
BACnet MS/TP uses octets (bytes) to transfer data over the bus. One octet contains 8 data bits and has 1 start bit, 1 stop
bit and no parity bit (see Tab. 2.5).

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BACnet MS/TP uses twisted pair cables with a length of max. 1 200 m. Stub lines are allowed but have to be as short as
possible. Both ends of a RS485 network/segment have to be terminated with a resistor of typically 120 Ω to prevent data
signals from being reflected at the open ends of the cable.
Tab. 2.5: BACnet frame

octet field explanation

2 preamble start of a BACnet frame

0x55 0xFF

1 frame type standard frame types:

0 token

1 poll for master

2 reply to poll for master

3 test request

h 4 test response
e
a 5 BACnet data expecting reply
d
e 6 BACnet data not expecting reply
r
7 reply postponed

8...127 idle

128...255 supplier-specific frame types

1 destination address address of the destination device

1 source address address of the source device

2 length (data) number of data bytes in the frame

1 header CRC cyclic redundancy check of the header

0...501 data
d
a
t
2 data CRC cyclic redundancy check of the data
a

BACnet/IP
By means of BACnet/IP, BACnet systems can be connected via the internet. BACnet/IP is based on UDP (User Datagram
Protocol). The User Datagram Protocol is a minimal, connectionless network protocol which belongs to the transport layer
of the internet protocol family. This way, it is possible to integrate BACnet devices even in complex company networks.
BACnet/IP can be operated together with other IT protocols without interference and with a transmission rate of up to
100 Mbit/s.

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3 Installation
3.1 Settings in the Transmitter
3.1.1 BACnet MS/TP
FLUXUS F50x, 8x27 and FLUXUS *704, *705, *709, *80x
A HotCode has to be entered.
• Enter HotCode 485000 (see FLUXUS operating instruction).
The following display is shown:

RS485 interface Select the mode.

sender >BACNET< • sender: The transmitter is operated as sender via the RS485 interface.
• BACnet: The transmitter is operated as BACnet device.
Press ENTER.

Select Spec. functions\SYSTEM settings to change the settings of the transmission parameters.

SYSTEM settings ↕ Select Network.

Network Press ENTER.

MAC address: Enter the MAC address. Press ENTER.

70 range: 1...127
Every device has to have a unique MAC address within the MS/TP network.

Device instance: Enter the device instance. Press ENTER.

457000 range: 0...4 194 302
Every device has to have a system-wide unique device instance.

Max master : Enter Max master. Press ENTER.

10 range: 1...10
The highest possible MAC address that exists on the MS/TP network has to be entered.

Max info frames: Enter Max info frames. Press ENTER.

9 range: 1...9
The max. number of frames that the transmitter may send before it has to pass the token
has to be entered.

RS485 protocol Select default to display the default settings of the transmission parameters.
default >SETUP< Select setup to change the transmission parameters.
Press ENTER.

>BAUD< parity st Set the transmission parameters: Select one of the list items in the upper line.
19200 NONE 1 Change the setting in the lower line. Press ENTER.
• baud: baud rate
(BACnet standard: 9 600, 38 400, optional: 19 200, 57 600, 76 800, 115 200)
• parity: (BACnet standard: NONE, optional: EVEN, ODD)
• st: number of stop bits (BACnet standard: 1, optional: 2)
The number of data bits (8) cannot be changed.
The transmission parameters can only be changed if setup is selected.

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FLUXUS *721, PIOX S721

• Select the program branch Spec. functions.
• Press ENTER.

Spec. functions\Communication\BACnet

• Select BACnet.
• Press ENTER.

Spec. functions\Communication\BACnet\Bus

• Select the mode.

- Sender: The transmitter is operated as sender via the RS485 interface.
- Bus: The transmitter is operated as BACnet device.
• Press ENTER.
• Set the transmission parameters. Select one of the list items.
• Press ENTER.
- Baud: baud rate (BACnet standard: 9 600, 38 400, optional: 19 200, 57 600, 76 800, 115 200)
- Data bits: The number of data bits (8 Bit) cannot be changed.
- Stop bits: number of stop bits (BACnet standard: 1, optional: 2)
- Parity: (BACnet standard: NONE, optional: EVEN, ODD)

Spec. functions\Communication\BACnet\Bus\Flow control

• Select one of the list items.

• Press ENTER.

Spec. functions\Communication\BACnet\Bus\MAC address

• Enter the MAC address.

• Press ENTER.

Spec. functions\Communication\BACnet\Bus\Device instance

• Enter the instance number of the device object.

• Press ENTER.

Spec. functions\Communication\BACnet\Bus\Max. master

• Enter the number of Max. master.

• Press ENTER.
range: 1...10
The highest possible MAC address that exists on the MS/TP network has to be entered.

Spec. functions\Communication\BACnet\Bus\Max. info frames

• Enter the number of Max. info frames.

• Press ENTER.
range: 1...9
The max. number of frames that the transmitter may send before it has to pass the token has to be entered.

Spec. functions\Communication\BACnet\BACnetinfo

The terminals for the connection of the BACnet interface are displayed.
• Press ENTER.

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3.1.2 BACnet IP
FLUXUS *704, *705, F502
A HotCode has to be entered.
• Enter HotCode 485000 (see FLUXUS operating instruction).
The following display is shown:

** BacNet IP **
** INSTALLED **

Network settings
• Enter the IP address 192.168.3.98 into the web browser:
- user name: root
- password: flexim
The web page opens.
The network settings can be input.

Fig. 3.1: Input of the network settings

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• Select the program branch Spec. functions.
• Press ENTER.

Spec. functions\Communication\BACnet/IP

• Select BACnet/IP.
• Press ENTER.

Spec. functions\Communication\BACnet/IP\Device instance

• Enter the instance number of the device object.

• Press ENTER.

Spec. functions\Communication\BACnet/IP\UDP Port

• Enter the UDP port number.

• Press ENTER.

Spec. functions\Communication\BACnet/IP\BACnet/IP info

The terminals for the connection of the BACnet/IP interface are displayed.
Further information is displayed by pressing key or & .
• Press ENTER.
• Enter the network settings (see box Network settings, p. 13 and Fig. 3.1).

3.2 Connection to the Transmitter

Attention! Observe the "Safety Instructions for the Use in Explosive Atmosphere" (see SIFLUXUS document).

3.2.1 BACnet MS/TP

• Remove the blind plug from the transmitter to connect the cable (if present).
• Open the cable gland of the extension cable. The compression part remains in the cap nut.
• Push the cable through the cap nut and the compression part (see Fig. 3.2).
• Shorten the external shield and brush it back over the compression part.
• Screw the gasket ring side of the basic part tightly into the housing of the transmitter.
• Insert the cable into the housing of the transmitter.

Attention! For good high frequency shielding, it is important to ensure good electrical contact between the exter-
nal shield and the cap nut (and thus to the housing).

• Fix the cable gland by screwing the cap nut onto the basic part.
• Connect the cable to the terminals of the transmitter (see Tab. 3.1).
For the transmitter connections and terminals see FLUXUS or PIOX operating instruction.

compression part
cap nut basic part

Fig. 3.2: Cable gland

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Tab. 3.1: Terminal assignment (terminal strip KL4 or KL9)

output transmitter comments

internal circuits external circuits

BACnet MS/TP 120 Ω

termination resistor
+

shield

3.2.2 BACnet IP
• Connect the network cable to the transmitter.
For the connection of the cable see Fig. 3.3.
For the connection of the network cable a split cable gland is used (see annex B).

network cable
network cable

Fig. 3.3: Connection to the transmitter

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4 BACnet Specifics of the Transmitter

The transmitter is equipped with a BACnet module (optional).
Network Type

BACnet MS/TP MS/TP with a full master node state machine (see ANSI/ASHRAE/ISO Standard 135-2004)

BACnet IP -

Device Profile

B-ASC BACnet application-specific controller

Supported BIBBs (BACnet Interoperability Building Block)

DS-RP-B provides property for reading

DS-RPM-B provides multiple properties for reading

DS-WP-B allows writing of a property

DS-COV-B provides COV data

DS-COVU-B generates unsolicited COV data

DM-DDB-B gives I-Am in response to Who-Is

DM-DOB-B gives I-Have in response to Who-Has

DM-DCC-B device communication control

Objects and Properties

The transmitter includes the device object and a collection of measured values as standard objects. These objects are of
type Analog Input (AI) and Analog Value (AV) whose property Units are writeable.
The default units of measurement are listed in Tab. 4.1.
Additional units of measurement with BACnetEngineeringUnits code are listed in annex A.
There are some units of measurement that are not defined for BACnet, but are nonetheless available as non-standard
enumeration values.
All objects of type Analog Value (AV) are totalizers. They can be reset by writing 0 to their property Present_Value.
There are no commandable objects.
Change of Value (COV)
The transmitter supports COV subscription and notification for some objects (see Tab. 4.1).
They may be subscribed for notification of changes of the property Present_Value.
Max. 8 simultaneous subscriptions are supported that may be used by any combination of subscriber devices and COV
supporting objects.
COV is only supported by the service SubscribeCOV.
The COV increment of the subscribed object is initially set to 1. It should be changed to a reasonable value. Otherwise, a
COV notification will be transmitted every time the measured value has changed by 1.
This could result in a high bus traffic load. The COV parameter Lifetime which holds the lifetime of the subscription in
seconds has to be in the range 1...232.
A loss of power of the transmitter will reset the COV configurations.

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Tab. 4.1: Objects of the transmitter

object description channel COV default unit of units table in annex A

identifier support measurement
Device- xxxxxxx-457000 - -
457000
AI - 101 medium temperature of supply line A x °C Temperature
AI - 102 medium temperature of return line A x °C Temperature
AI - 103 medium pressure of supply line A x bar Pressure
AI - 104 medium pressure of return line A x bar Pressure
AI - 105 signal amplitude A x no unit Miscellaneous
AI - 106 sound speed A x m/s Flow Velocity,
Sound Speed
AI - 107 flow velocity A x m/s Flow Velocity,
Sound Speed
AI - 108 volumetric flow rate A x m3/h Volumetric Flow Rate
3
AV - 109 volumetric flow rate, A m Volume
totalizer for positve flow direction
AV - 110 volumetric flow rate, A m3 Volume
totalizer for negative flow direction
AI - 111 standard volumetric flow rate A x m3/h Volumetric Flow Rate
3
AV - 112 standard volumetric flow rate, A m Volume
totalizer for positve flow direction
AV - 113 standard volumetric flow rate, A m3 Volume
totalizer for negative flow direction
AI - 114 mass flow rate A x kg/s Mass Flow Rate
AV - 115 mass flow rate, A kg Mass
totalizer for positve flow direction
AV - 116 mass flow rate, A kg Mass
totalizer for negative flow direction
AI - 117 heat flow A x W Heat Flow
AV - 118 heat flow, A MWh Heat Quantity
totalizer for positve flow direction
AV - 119 heat flow, A MWh Heat Quantity
totalizer for negative flow direction
AI - 120 concentration A no unit Miscellaneous
AI - 121 SNR A dB Miscellaneous
AI - 122 SCNR A dB Miscellaneous
AI - 123 VariAmp A % Miscellaneous
AI - 124 VariTime A % Miscellaneous
AI - 125 detection rate A % Miscellaneous
AI - 126 diagnostic error bits A bit Miscellaneous
AI - 201 medium temperature of supply line B x °C Temperature
AI - 202 medium temperature of return line B x °C Temperature
AI - 203 medium pressure of supply line B x bar Pressure
AI - 204 medium pressure of return line B x bar Pressure
AI - 205 signal amplitude B x no unit Miscellaneous
AI - 206 sound speed B x m/s Flow Velocity,
Sound Speed
AI - 207 flow velocity B x m/s Flow Velocity,
Sound Speed
AI - 208 volumetric flow rate B x m3/h Volumetric Flow Rate

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Tab. 4.1: Objects of the transmitter

object description channel COV default unit of units table in annex A
identifier support measurement
AV - 209 volumetric flow rate, B m3 Volume
totalizer for positve flow direction
AV - 210 volumetric flow rate, B m3 Volume
totalizer for negative flow direction
AI - 211 standard volumetric flow rate B x m3/h Volumetric Flow Rate
3
AV - 212 standard volumetric flow rate, B m Volume
totalizer for positve flow direction
AV - 213 standard volumetric flow rate, B m3 Volume
totalizer for negative flow direction
AI - 214 mass flow rate B x kg/s Mass Flow Rate
AV - 215 mass flow rate, B kg Mass
totalizer for positve flow direction
AV - 216 mass flow rate, B kg Mass
totalizer for negative flow direction
AI - 217 heat flow B x W Heat Flow
AV - 218 heat flow, B MWh Heat Quantity
totalizer for positve flow direction
AV - 219 heat flow, B MWh Heat Quantity
totalizer for negative flow direction
AI - 220 concentration B no unit Miscellaneous
AI - 221 SNR B dB Miscellaneous
AI - 222 SCNR B dB Miscellaneous
AI - 223 VariAmp B % Miscellaneous
AI - 224 VariTime B % Miscellaneous
AI - 225 detection rate B % Miscellaneous
AI - 226 diagnostic error bits B bit Miscellaneous
3
AI - 1008 volumetric flow rate Y m /h Volumetric Flow Rate
3
AV - 1009 volumetric flow rate, Y m Volume
totalizer for positve flow direction
AV - 1010 volumetric flow rate, Y m3 Volume
totalizer for negative flow direction
AI - 1011 standard volumetric flow rate Y m3/h Volumetric Flow Rate
AV - 1012 standard volumetric flow rate, Y m3 Volume
totalizer for positve flow direction
AV - 1013 standard volumetric flow rate, Y m3 Volume
totalizer for negative flow direction
AI - 1014 mass flow rate Y kg/s Mass Flow Rate
AV - 1015 mass flow rate, Y kg Mass
totalizer for positve flow direction
AV - 1016 mass flow rate, Y kg Mass
totalizer for negative flow direction
AI - 1017 heat flow Y W Heat Flow
AV - 1018 heat flow, Y MWh Heat Quantity
totalizer for positve flow direction
AV - 1019 heat flow, Y MWh Heat Quantity
totalizer for negative flow direction

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Tab. 4.2: Properties of the device object

property value access data type

Object_Identifier contains the device instance R BACnet object identifier
range:
lower 22 bit: 0...4 194 302 and
upper 10 bit (object type): 0x02000000
default: 34011432 (0x0206F928)
Object_Name has to be system-wide unique R character string
The device instance number is automatically
appended to the string "FLEXIM FLUXUS".
default: FLEXIM FLUXUS 457000
Object_Type 8 (device) R BACnet object type
(bit string)
System_Status 0 (always operational) R BACnet device status
(enumerated)
Vendor_Name FLEXIM Americas Corporation R character string
Vendor_Identifier 457 R unsigned16
Model_Name e.g. F704 -07410608 R character string
Application_ Software_Version e.g. 1.1 BACnet-00000001 R character string
Description - R/W character string
Protocol_Version 1 R unsigned8
Protocol_Revision 4 R unsigned8
Protocol_Services_Supported 0x04 0x0B 0x40 0x28 0x60 R BACnet services supported
(subscribeCOV, readProperty, readProper- (bit string)
tyMultiple, writeProperty, deviceCommuni-
cationControl, I-Am,
unconfirmedCOVNotifiacation, Who-Is,
Who-Has)
Protocol_Object_ Types_Supported 0xA0 0x80 0x00 0x00 R BACnet object types supported
(Analog Input, Analog Value, Device) (bit string)
Object_List contains all available object identifiers R BACnet array of BACnet object
identifier
Max_APDU_ Length_Accepted 480 R unsigned8
Segmentation_ Supported 3 (no segmentation) R BACnet segmentation
(enumerated)
APDU_Timeout 3 000 ms R unsigned8
Number_Of_ APDU_Retries 0 R unsigned8
Device_Address_ Binding - R list of BACnet address binding
Database_Revision 0 R unsigned8

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Annex

A Units of Measurement (Property Units)

Temperature

code unit of measurement code unit of measurement

62 °C 64 °F

Pressure

code unit of measurement code unit of measurement

55 bar 45701 mW

134 mbar 59 mmHg

45700 MPa 45702 bar(g)

56 psi 45703 psi(g)

Flow Velocity, Sound Speed

code unit of measurement code unit of measurement

74 m/s 45705 in/s

45704 cm/s 76 ft/s

Volumetric Flow Rate

code unit of measurement code unit of measurement

135 m3/h 45712 bbl/d

45706 m3/d 45713 bbl/h

165 m3/min 45714 bbl/m

85 m3/s 45715 bbl/s

45707 hl/h 45716 Ml/d

45708 hl/min 45717 ml/min

136 l/h 45718 CFD

88 l/min 191 CFH

87 l/s 84 CFM

45709 MGD 142 CFS

45710 USgpd 45719 MCFD

192 USgph 45720 MCFH

89 USgpm 45721 USkgpm

45711 USgps 45722 hl/s

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Volume

code unit of measurement code unit of measurement

80 m3 45726 USMgal

45723 Ml 45727 USkgal

45724 hl 197 ml

82 l 79 CF

83 USgal 45728 MCF

45725 bbl

Mass Flow Rate

code unit of measurement code unit of measurement

42 kg/s 45730 lb/d

154 g/s 46 lb/h

45729 t/d 45 lb/min

156 t/h 119 lb/s

44 kg/h 45731 klb/h

43 kg/min 45732 klb/min

Mass

code unit of measurement code unit of measurement

39 kg 40 lb

195 g 45733 klb

41 t

Heat Flow

code unit of measurement code unit of measurement

47 W 45736 MBTU/d

48 kW 52 TON

49 MW 45737 kTON

45734 kBTU/m 45738 GW

157 kBTU/h 45739 kBTU/d

45735 MBTU/h 45740 BTU/m

BTU: British thermal unit TON: ton of refrigeration

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Heat Quantity

code unit of measurement code unit of measurement

146 MWh 148 MBTU

18 Wh 22 TONhrs

19 kWh 45741 kTONd

16 J 45742 TONd

17 kJ 45743 kTONh

126 MJ 45744 GWd

147 kBTU 20 BTU

BTU: British thermal unit TON: ton of refrigeration

Miscellaneous

code unit of measurement code unit of measurement

199 dB 45745 bit

98 % 95 no unit

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B Split Cable Gland Used for BACnet IP

split sealing ring

tensioning ring

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