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Problems with combustible gas transmitters

2011-09-19View Original

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One of the alarms in our factory showed a voltage of 21 volts when measured in the control room, but 16 volts when measured outside; the voltage at the probe was 2.6 volts, which triggered an alarm inside the room. Is the transmitter broken?
Reply #22011-09-19
What is the current? These situations are not necessarily bad

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