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In practical applications, turbine flowmeters have different temperature requirements. High-quality models can handle media at relatively high temperatures, while ordinary models may not be able to cope with such high temperature ranges; they may not perform well in environments with large temperature differences. Today, I will discuss the common applications of turbine flowmeters as well as the typical temperature ranges for the media they are used with. Range of medium temperature. The temperature range of the medium is generally between 80 degrees and minus 20 degrees. If the temperature is below minus 20 degrees, for example in extremely cold conditions with temperatures of minus 30 or 40 degrees, then turbine flowmeters designed to operate in such conditions must be used; ordinary products may not be suitable for such medium temperatures. Ambient temperature. Generally, the ambient temperature is required to be between minus 20 degrees and around plus 60 degrees. If the ambient temperature is very high, for example, reaching 100 degrees, the application products may also experience certain issues at such times. Relative humidity. When using the product, it is essential to consider the humidity level of the environment; too high or too low humidity is not ideal. However, in practice, the product does not require very high humidity levels during use – 5%-90% is sufficient.