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Screw Mount 8800D Flow Meter

2016-04-02View Original

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Has anyone encountered a situation where, after the low-flow cutoff, there is still a flow indication below that low level? What are the reasons? Thank you
Reply #22016-04-02
Well, first of all, check whether the output current is 4 mA; some instruments have a low-signal cutoff feature that affects only the output and not the display.
Reply #32016-04-02
The output is not 4mA either, and there is an indication in the control room. . .
Reply #42016-04-02
What do you mean? Could you be more detailed? ;P;P
Reply #52016-04-02
If the output isn’t 4mA, then there must be a flow rate display
Reply #62016-04-02
What I mean is this: if the low-flow resection is 100. So the gauge reading should be 0 when it’s below 100, but why is there still a reading when the flow rate is below 100?

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