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I would like to ask whether the setting buttons for the pressure transmitter’s display are located on the exterior of the casing or inside it
. . There are none on the casing; they’re all inside. Unscrew the front panel to see the buttons, and unscrew the back panel to see the wiring terminals. The ones on the casing must have an almost unbeatable level of protection. . .
Haven’t seen any outside:lol:lol:lol
Inside. Due to the requirements regarding protection levels and explosion-proof ratings
This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2019-1-19 at 16:50. Speak with some discretion – when something is full, it overflows, right? :lol Big bro, please post a picture of the button that’s installed on the outside of the casing. Fully waterproof, no need to open the cover for adjustment – you can operate and set it up even under heavy rain.
They go all out to promote their refurbished watches. You just press it from the outside; the main unit isn’t still installed inside. Bragging is done without any preparation. If you learn how to make infrared buttons using imported components, I’ll praise you.
Whether for protection or explosion prevention, it needs to be installed inside a housing.
The last edit to this post was made by Stone_HOTO on 2019-1-20 at 09:54. They all have it; which manufacturer’s watch are you referring to? For Romon watches, the zero-point setting is located on the outside
The question itself is flawed; you should list the manufacturer and model of your gauge for discussion, or specify what type of pressure gauge you want to consider – this approach doesn’t make any sense!