In the winter, as the temperature drops, it frequently appears that the ambient temperature is too low for phenomena like freezing, solidifying, crystallization, and other phenomena when the measured medium is transferred to the transmitter through the measurement line. This is because the ambient temperature is too low and outside the instrument's normal working temperature range, which has an impact on the instrument's measurement display accuracy. Additionally, since the measurement medium is primarily liquid and is affected by low temperatures, measurement errors are more prone to occur. Serious cases may result in poisoning, fire, explosion, and other safety mishaps.