Digital Turbine Flow Meter for Diesel/Fuel/Gas/Water

1 inch/1.5 inch/2 inch/2.5 inch/3 inch digital turbine flow meter can display instantaneous flow and accumulated total flow, designed for accurate flow monitoring of various liquids, including diesel, gas, kerosene, methanol, and water. Stainless steel or aluminum alloy turbine-type flow meters can be selected according to your applications.

Specifications

• Model: ATO-K24
• Applicable Media: Diesel, Gas, Kerosene, Methanol, Water, etc.
• Nominal Diameter: 1 inch, 1.5 inch, 2 inch, 2.5 inch or 3 inch
• Material: Stainless Steel, Aluminum Alloy (only 2.5 inch and 3 inch)
• Connection Method: Thread
• Unit of Measurement: QTS, PTS, L, GAL, m³
• Measurement Accuracy: ±1%
• Maximum Working Pressure: 0.6Mpa
• Working Temperature: -25℃~+70℃
• Single Measurement Range: 9999
• Cumulative Measurement Range: 29999999

Size Selection

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Details

Tips: What can am electronic fuel meter do?

An electronic fuel meter, also known as a digital fuel flow meter, is a type of flow meters used to measure the quantity of fuel flowing through it in various industrial and automotive applications. It provides accurate and efficient tracking of fuel consumption.

The primary function of an electronic fuel meter is to measure and record the volume or flow rate of fuel in real-time. This information can be invaluable for a range of purposes. For instance, in the transportation industry, it helps monitor fuel consumption, which is crucial for cost control and efficiency. It also assists in tracking fuel usage for billing and taxation purposes.

Furthermore, electronic fuel meters can offer additional features such as data logging, flow rate alarms, and communication capabilities. They can be integrated into fuel management systems to ensure precise monitoring, control, and reporting of fuel consumption. In summary, electronic fuel meters play a vital role in accurately measuring fuel flow, helping to manage resources efficiently, reduce waste, and ensure the smooth operation of machinery and vehicles.