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The factory is currently using Smar transmitters, but there are frequent occurrences of zero readings. Please recommend some good alternatives. This post was last edited by naska on 2008-3-3 09:12
I recommend Rosemount products.
I also recommend Rosemont transmitters; those produced by Beijing Far East offer an excellent cost-performance ratio
The transmitters from Chuan Yi Yokogawa are pretty good
I also recommend Rosemont transmitters; imported ones are preferable.
The zero drift of EJA is low, which is an advantage; however, the 1151 model is also good. I’ve used the BTL1151 from Wenzhou for level measurement, and its zero point has not changed in 3 years. It offers excellent cost-performance.
Japan’s is good too, I think it’s YAMATAKE
I recommend the pressure transmitters from Beijing Far East Rosemount. Most Rosemount pressure transmitters are now produced in Beijing, with few imported. If imported, the procurement cycle is too long.
The brands we use, such as Chuanyi, Yokogawa, and Rosemount, are all good.
EJA, Rosemount, Honeywell – any of them will work
EJA from Yokogawa in Japan requires basically no maintenance, except for the high corrosivity in urea production areas
When it’s possible to find products with a similar cost-performance ratio, could everyone try to avoid choosing Japanese products?
EJA, Rosemount, and Honeywell are all fine; however, try to avoid Japanese products
EJA or Rosemont will both work, but it’s better to use Rosemont if possible
Among the transmitters I have used, EJA, Rosemount, and Chongqing Weian seem to be of good quality