gFlow 1500
gFlow 1500

gFlow 1500

Gas Conversion Device

The gFlow accurately measures how much gas you have consumed. Without EVC, consumption is often an estimate. The gFlow then converts the volume of the gas under operating conditions to volume under standard conditions, correcting for pressure and temperature differences. The metering company receives this data for processing. This is very accurate, so there can be no dispute about whether you are paying too much or too little.

Features gFlow 1500

Energy measurement

Energy measurement

Energy measurement

With current generations of EVH, the gas composition is pre-programmed into the EVH. But the gas network now consists of increasingly varyin ...Lees meer
Energy measurement

Features gFlow 1500

Energy measurement

With current generations of EVH, the gas composition is pre-programmed into the EVH. But the gas network now consists of increasingly varying gas sources. This leads to more fluctuations in the calorific value of the gas. Even when hydrogen is blended in, significant differences will arise in the calorific value. The gFlow is part of the new generation of EVH and can be used as a flow computer with a gas quality analyzer or sensor.

In addition to correcting pressure and temperature, the calorific value and density of the gas will also be included in the correction. Essentially, we are moving from a volume measurement to an energy measurement. We use an error margin of 0.25%. This means that the measurements are very accurate. The European requirement is 0.5%.

Hydrogen is the future

Hydrogen is the future

Hydrogen is the future

Hydrogen is seen as the alternative to gas, initially for heavy industry. Many (European) countries are already working on implementing hydr ...Lees meer
Hydrogen is the future

Features gFlow 1500

Hydrogen is the future

Hydrogen is seen as the alternative to gas, initially for heavy industry. Many (European) countries are already working on implementing hydrogen. Hydrogen is the future, and that's why we have a hydrogen variant of the gFlow. The measuring instrument is certified for both IIB (natural gas) and IIC (hydrogen).

Gas quality sensor

Gas quality sensor

Gas quality sensor

By combining the gFlow with the GasQS floniz, a high-quality energy measurement is obtained. The gFlow corrects the pressure and temperature ...Lees meer
Gas quality sensor

Features gFlow 1500

Gas quality sensor

By combining the gFlow with the GasQS floniz, a high-quality energy measurement is obtained. The gFlow corrects the pressure and temperature, and the GasQS floniz sensor records the actual measured value of the calorific value and density of the measured gas in the EVH every two minutes. This way, the actual amount of energy delivered is measured, and manual corrections are a thing of the past. gAvilar has entered into an agreement with MEMs in Switzerland, and this combination has been approved by the NMI with the aim of obtaining a MID mark.

Sturdy housing

Sturdy housing

Sturdy housing

The gFlow has a sturdy aluminum housing. The display has been specially developed for the gFlow, making the device robust yet user-friendly. ...Lees meer
Sturdy housing

Features gFlow 1500

Sturdy housing

The gFlow has a sturdy aluminum housing. The display has been specially developed for the gFlow, making the device robust yet user-friendly. The battery also has a lifespan of 5 years, and there is room for two batteries, meaning the gFlow has a battery life of 10 years.

Communication

Communication

Communication

In addition to the two Atex variants (gas or hydrogen), the gFlow is also available with an integrated communication module. ...Lees meer
Communication

Features gFlow 1500

Communication

In addition to the two Atex variants (gas or hydrogen), the gFlow is also available with an integrated communication module. This way, meter readings can be easily read via the 4G or 5G network. This is particularly convenient when you need multiple gFlows, allowing you to read the meter readings from your workplace. The readings can also be read physically on-site. The gFlow is easy to operate or read via a laptop with the optical reading button.

Why use the gFlow?
Why use the gFlow?

Why use the gFlow?

The gFlow is a device that connects to the gas meter. If you consume more than 175,000 m³ of gas per year, you are legally required to use an EVH. It may also be interesting to use an EVH for lower annual consumption. With rising energy prices, you are always billed correctly instead of estimates based on the ground temperature method. Everyone benefits from accurate measurement. This way, lawsuits and claims are avoided.

The MEMS sensor

The MEMS sensor

The innovative MEMS GasQS™ flonic sensor ensures seamless integration with the gFlow1500, offering unparalleled precision in measuring gas volumes and qualities. This makes it possible to determine not only the quantity but also the calorific value of the gas with utmost precision, which is crucial for an accurate energy measurement. In addition to the calorific value, the relative density and compressibility of the gas are also measured. These values are then used by the gFlow1500 for correction.

Contact us

Where to find the gFlow

You can order gFlow directly from us, but we also have a network of several dealers around the world. See where to find your nearest dealer.

Testimonials

Gas (delivery) station VU Amsterdam
Gas (delivery) station VU Amsterdam

Westfalen

In the municipality of Lochem, the official opening of a unique installation took place in 2022, which provides monumental homes with hydrogen for heating.

8 bar gasnetwork in Bunschoten-Spakenburg
8 bar gasnetwork in Bunschoten-Spakenburg

STEDIN

Stedin has started a trial in which the 8 bar gas network in Bunschoten-Spakenburg is used as a buffer to allow a green gas (Biomethane) feeder the opportunity to feed its produced gas into the 8 bar gas network during the night hours. The 8 bar networks Bunschoten-Spakenburg and Amersfoort are each fed by two gas receiving stations [GOS]. By closing the shut-off valves, a separation has been created between these two gas networks, with each gas network being fed by their respective GOS.

CO2 transshipment station.
CO2 transshipment station.

Linde Gas Benelux

On May 19, 2022, a CO2 transshipment station was delivered on behalf of Linde Gas. The installation provides pure CO2 to local growers who use the CO2 in greenhouses to make the crops grow faster. The installation had to blend in with the surroundings.

Spaklerweg Amsterdam
Spaklerweg Amsterdam

Liandon

In 2018, gAvilar, on behalf of Liandon, built a new gas distribution station and testing facility. The installation consists of 5 lanes from 8 bar to 1 bar with a capacity of over 50,000 Nm³/h and 2 lanes from 8 bar to 100 mbar with a capacity of approximately 6,000 Nm³/h. Also housed in this space is a substantial testing installation to test gas equipment up to complete installations under gas conditions.

Frequently asked questions 

Our customers were wondering about the following things; perhaps you have the same question.

Gas composition and calorific value
Brand and type of gas meter
Pulse input type on the EVC of the gas meter
Low or high frequency
Communication type for the output of the gFlow1500: Pulse, analog, Modbus.

Low-frequency pulses (max 3Hz)

High-frequency pulses

Encoder

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All brands and types that offer low frequency, high frequency, or encoder output. Contact us if you are unsure.

With the optional communication module, you can connect and read the gFlow via 4G/LTE.

To use the configuration program, you need an RS485 connection or an optical connection via the optional IR head.

To connect remotely to the gFlow, you can use the optional 4G/LTE communication board.

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