OMNI 4000/7000 Series

The OMNI Series 4000/7000 flow computer combines decades of metering experience and delivers primary liquid and/or gas US customary and metric calculations in a single program. It parallels the hugely popular OMNI 3000/6000 to provide the same reliability and project lifecycle guarantees. The 4000/7000 is ideal for pipeline systems and critical infra-structure projects where cyber-security and programming control are core requirements.

The Series 4000/7000, just like every OMNI built in the last 25 years, is factory-programmed and user-configurable. We believe that our program testing prior to factory release exceeds any project-oriented, customized programmable device. Only OMNI provides secure factory programming, testing, and verification. Only field configuration is required to install, operate, and maintain the OMNI 4000/7000.

With full programming traceability from factory to operation, the OMNI 4000/7000 is the only flow computer to have received the European MID/WELMEC WG7.2, issue 6, extension D approval. This means that any programming modifications and upgrades after original factory release are controlled and traceable in accordance with metrology regulations. OMNI is an assurance partner for your Management of Change.

OMNI 3000/6000 Series

The OMNI 3000E/6000E flow computer – including an enhancement over the basic OMNI 3000/6000 Series – offers improved security, enhanced software capabilities, and improved auditing and alarm functionality.

With its fast one second power-up recovery, field proven reliability, longevity, and usability, the OMNI 3000E/6000E offers the low total cost of ownership that OMNI is recognized for delivering. The 3000E/6000E exceeds all requirements for data processing, accuracy, and calculation cycle time for all recognized standards bodies, including API, ISO, OIML, and AGA.

When choosing between the OMNI 3000 and OMNI 6000 flow computers

The key question to ask is: How many meter runs do you need? The OMNI 3000 supports up to two meter runs. The OMNI 6000 gives you four. Beyond the number of meter runs, other considerations include:

• How many and what types of field equipment inputs and outputs will be connected?
• What communications connections will you require?
• Will you be measuring hydrocarbon gas or liquid or some other fluid?
• Will you measure in metric (SI) or U.S. customary units?
• What is your preferred installation style?