Rosemount level gauge
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Could someone please let me know the phone number of the after-sales support for Rosemount double-flange level gauges? Thank you!
Must it be indicated on the nameplate? It’s available in the selection manual or other documents; isn’t that okay?
Purchase directly from you; otherwise, you definitely have d
Could you tell me what the problem is roughly?
Imported brands don’t even have certification certificates, yet they’re still sold in huge quantities.
This isn’t a double-flange model, and its warranty has already expired. What’s the issue?
Heh, being blinded by one detail and making random accusations everywhere. Who told you that a Romon watch doesn’t have an indication of accuracy? Who said that a watch must necessarily have a label? It’s ridiculous – making unfounded claims in an attempt to influence people’s opinions and create chaos
This post was last edited by hfrs on 2017-5-3 at 13:02. The explosion protection standard for this table is the North American FM standard; please check with the manufacturer to determine whether this model holds a Chinese explosion protection certification. It should be emphasized that using products without an explosion-proof certification violates Chinese standards such as GB3836 and GB50093; legal consequences may arise in the event of any problems.
I asked for this a long time ago from the Far East, but it’s still enough to illustrate the point
Romon has a range of transmitters that meet China’s explosion-proof standards, but they are certainly not the same model as the transmitter you have; the FM standard is not equivalent to GB3836. Furthermore, in accordance with GB50093 requirements, explosion-proof equipment must have an explosion-proof certification number issued by a Chinese certification body for explosion protection – does your meter have such a number?