I have a question: are there pressure transmitters whose gauges come with a self-heating function?
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I have a question: are there pressure transmitters whose gauges come with a self-heating function? What brand is it, and what’s the model number? :lol thanks
I’ve never heard of it. Also, why would a watch need to have a heating function?
Is the ambient temperature very low where you are? You should inform the manufacturer when placing an order, and also pay attention to whether the operating temperature meets the requirements during the selection process.
The table header should not have automatic heating; if the ambient temperature is low, an insulated box and electric heat tracing can be used.
Used in Mohe, where outdoor temperatures are around minus forty to fifty degrees :(
I really haven’t seen or heard of this before.
Install an instrument protection box, which has a thermal insulation layer inside. Heating pipelines can also be added to the box. Meters with built-in heating functions – I doubt they exist anywhere in the world. It’s absolutely bizarre.
The table header does not need to be heated. It is the measurement pipeline that needs to be heated; a thermal insulation box needs to be installed, and the pipeline requires heat tracing.
Haven’t heard of it; it’s a gauge protection box with an insulating layer inside. Heating pipelines can also be added to the box. Materials need to be heated to prevent freezing.
1. Meters with a three-wire or four-wire system can indeed be designed to have a heating temperature control function. . Two-wire transmitters won’t work. c 2: OP, are you willing to cover the development costs? If you pay, you can have anything you want. 3. If you don’t have any money to pay, then they’ll freeze you to death; the Party and ** probably won’t save you, right?