Handheld Velocity and Flow Rate Meter for Open Channels
Engineered for the field, this portable device ensures accurate velocity measurements wherever professionals need them—across both environmental and industrial settings.
FM-100V5 Portable Flow Velocity Rate Meter
- Simple and compact structure – Easy to handle, install, and maintain.
- Lightweight and portable – Ideal for field operations and on-site measurements.
- Low power consumption – Suitable for extended use with minimal energy requirements
- Comprehensive functionality – Fully equipped to meet various measurement needs.
- High degree of automation – Minimal manual intervention required, reducing errors.
- Stable and reliable performance – Delivers consistent results in harsh environments.
- Compliance with national standards – Specifically designed for high-temperature rotary slurry applications.
- New-generation technology – Offers improved precision and efficiency in velocity measurement tasks.
Specification
- Measurement Range: 0.01 – 5.00 m/s
- Current Measurement Error: ≤1.5%
- Power Source: 4 x AAA batteries
- Display: LCD with LED backlight
- Dimensions (Main Unit): Approximately 135mm x 75mm
- Sensor Cable Length: Approximately 0.6 meters
- Extension Rods: Two rods (200mm, 300mm)
- Compatibility: Suitable for sewage environments
- Package Dimensions: 14 x 9 x 2.7 inches
- Package Weight: 3.19 Pounds
- Water Velocity Meter (Main Unit)
- * Sensor with Cable
- * Extension Rods (2 pieces)
- * Carrying Case
- * User Manual (this document)
Application
- Hydrological stations – for river, stream, and channel flow monitoring
- Factories and mines – for process water flow and drainage assessments
- Environmental protection monitoring stations – for regulatory and research-based water flow evaluations
- Farmland irrigation and drainage systems – for optimizing water distribution and usage
- Hydrogeological surveys – for studying surface and subsurface water flow patterns
FM-210V6 Portable Flow Velocity Rate Meter
The FM-210V6 Portable Flow Meter operates based on the velocity-area method. It measures the water flow velocity at different points within an open channel or pipeline using a rotating sensor. The rotational speed of the probe is converted into an electrical signal proportional to the flow velocity
It allows users to perform on-site, accurate, and repeatable flow velocity measurements even in complex field conditions. Data collected from the FM-210V6 can be used to calculate discharge rates, flow profiles, and current characteristics, supporting both routine monitoring and scientific research applications.
- Sewage-compatible design – Built for harsh environments like sewage and wastewater, with durable, corrosion-resistant materials.
- Compact and lightweight – Easy to carry, install, and operate even in confined or remote areas.
- Low power consumption – Energy-efficient design ensures long battery life for extended field use.
- Comprehensive functionality – Offers real-time flow display, data storage, and output options for analysis.
- High automation and reliability – Intelligent signal processing provides stable, accurate readings with minimal manual input.
- Meets national standards – Conforms to high-temperature rotating slurry measurement requirements.
- Advanced portable technology – Next-generation design with improved precision, robust sensors, and user-friendly operation.
Specification
- Velocity (Speed) Range: 0.01 to 5.00 m/s
- Measurement Error/Accuracy: ≤ 1.5 %
- Operating Temp./Ambient Range: –10 °C to +50 °C
- Display: LCD (with LED backlight)
- Power/Battery: 4 × 1.5V batteries (AAA)
- External/Alternative Power: 5V external supply
- Device/Host Dimensions: ~ 70 mm × 140 mm × 30 mm
- Measurement Method/Principle: Pole positioning / propeller / rotor type (Hall flow velocity rotation sensor)
- Formula/Calibration Constants: V = K·N / T + C
- With default K = 0.0500 and C = 0.0100
- Other Features/Conditions: Can measure in polluted or turbid water.
- designed for open channels, drains, environmental / field use.
Application
- Hydrological stations – for river, stream, and channel flow monitoring
- Factories and mines – for process water flow and drainage assessments
- Environmental protection monitoring stations – for regulatory and research-based water flow evaluations
- Farmland irrigation and drainage systems – for optimizing water distribution and usage
- Hydrogeological surveys – for studying surface and subsurface water flow patterns.



