The NF760 Batch Controller is suited to flow applications where precise measurement and control of batch quantities is required. Batch total, flow rate, accumulated total and preset value can all be displayed in engineering units on the large LCD display.
Either the Flow Rate or a Resettable Total can be continuously displayed in engineering units on the
Graphic LCD display. A non-resettable Accumulated Total is also displayed whenever the DISPLAY key is pressed.

Automatic Overrun Compensation Based on previous batches, the NF560 will automatically compensate for any overrun which may be caused by slow closing valves Batch Limit A maximum batch quantity can be programmed during set-up, so that the operator cannot enter a batch size that exceeds this limit.
Remote Start/Stop Remote push-button switches can be connected to the rear terminal strip, to start and stop batches. Auto Restart The NF760 can be programmed to automatically restart the batch after a preset time delay Count Up/Down The instrument can be programmed to count up from zero, or to count down from the batch quantity.
End of Batch An End of Batch signal is provided via an open collector transistor output

1. Model : NF760
2. Type : Panel Mounting
3. Input : Flow .- Pulse (From Flowmeter)
4. Function : Batch, Relay1,2, End Of Batch
5. Output : Analog 4~20mA & Pulse & RS232/422/485
6. Power : AC 110/220V

Automatic Overrun Compensation Based on previous batches, the NF560 will automatically compensate for any overrun which may be caused by slow closing valves Batch Limit A maximum batch quantity can be programmed during set-up, so that the operator cannot enter a batch size that exceeds this limit.
Remote Start/Stop Remote push-button switches can be connected to the rear terminal strip, to start and stop batches. Auto Restart The NF760 can be programmed to automatically restart the batch after a preset time delay Count Up/Down The instrument can be programmed to count up from zero, or to count down from the batch quantity.
End of Batch An End of Batch signal is provided via an open collector transistor output