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Why is the remote transmitted current signal of a metal tube float flow meter higher than the on-site indication?

2017-10-02View Original

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For a gas flow meter with a capacity of 200 cubic meters, the on-site reading shows 80 cubic meters, while the current signal indicates 11 mA (in a 4-20 mA range). What could be the reason for this?
Reply #22017-10-02
The mechanical zero (range) of the flow meter does not match the remote zero (range).
Reply #32017-10-03
First, set the float and pointer to zero, and check whether the output is 4mA

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