Question 1

Why is there no flow data when liquid passes through the flow meter?

Accepted Answer

We will check in three steps: 1. Remove the flow meter from the pipeline. 2. Blow air at the turbine to check for blockage. 3. If it spins, check the display. If there’s data, the flow is too low; if not, the chip may be faulty and needs replacement.

Question 2

If the flow meter runs out of power, do I need to remove it from the pipeline?

Accepted Answer

No, you only need to unscrew the screws and remove the display panel to replace the battery inside. There's no need to remove the entire flow meter, and no data will be lost during the battery replacement process.

Question 3

How long can I maintain the flowmeter after receiving a low battery warning?

Accepted Answer

Under normal conditions, after the low battery warning appears, it is expected to last for about a week to a month. We recommend replacing the battery as soon as possible.

Question 4

Why is my digital display not working or displaying incorrectly?

Accepted Answer

Please check the auto-sleep function and try replacing the battery. If neither works, the flowmeter might have water damage, which can harm the PCB. If you need a waterproof model, we recommend purchasing our waterproof flowmeter.

Question 5

Why does my newly purchased flow meter have errors when measuring water?

Accepted Answer

Our flow meters are factory calibrated for fuel. If you are using it for tap water, you can manually adjust the coefficient to 1080. The adjustment steps can be found in our manual. For more precise data, you can perform a calibration.

ASIN	B0D53XZ78L
Best Sellers Rank	#423,055 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #393 in Flowmeters
Date First Available	June 6, 2024
Item Weight	0.634 ounces
Item model number	DTFM-IN3
Manufacturer	GRYVOZE
Product Dimensions	5.31 x 4.29 x 4.41 inches

3 Inch Digital Flow Meter, 21-264 GPM Inline NPT Thread Fuel Turbine Flowmeter with LCD Display for Water, Diesel, Gas Oil, Gasoline, and Other Liquids (5 Units: Gallon, QTS, PTS, L, m³)

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