This inline water flow sensor utilizes a Hall effect sensor to effectively monitor liquid flow in pipelines. Operating on a DC voltage of 5 to 18 V, it features a convenient 3/4 inch connection for straightforward installation. Each unit is sold as a single piece. Key Benefits - Enables precise water flow monitoring, essential for control and automation projects. - Easily integrates with microcontrollers and controllers (like Arduino and Raspberry Pi) via pulse output. - Compact design allows installation in tight spaces. - Low power consumption within the 5–18 V DC range. - Provides real-time feedback, helping to prevent waste, leaks, or insufficient flow. Key Attributes - Functionality: Hall effect water flow sensor / flowmeter. - Output: Pulse signal ideal for counting to determine flow rate, consistent with standard Hall effect flow sensors. - Compatibility: Operates on DC power ranging from 5 to 18 V. - Size / Connection: 3/4 inch connection. - Package: 1 piece. - Material: Not specified. - Performance: Designed for inline flow measurement in water-based liquids, suitable for automation and monitoring systems. Typical Use Cases - Home Irrigation and Garden Automation: Monitor and control watering based on actual water flow to enhance efficiency and conserve water. - Aquarium or Hydroponics Systems: Track circulating water flow to ensure proper filtration and nutrient delivery. - DIY Cooling or Beverage Equipment: Monitor flow in liquid circuits such as water cooling loops for electronics or small-scale beverage processing, allowing for flow-based control and safety alerts. Installation and Integration Notes - Install inline with a 3/4 inch pipe connection. - Connect to a DC power source within the 5–18 V range. - Interface the sensor's output with a microcontroller or data logger to count pulses and calculate flow rate. - Verify flow with the system in a safe state before full operation. Package Contents - 1 x water flow sensor (3/4 inch) This product provides a reliable solution for accurate water flow monitoring, making it an essential component for various applications in control and automation systems.