Gasoline Diesel Oil Gear Quantitive Meter for Gas Station

• Accuracy: ±0.2-0.5%
• Main Application: Diesel Fuel
• Size: DN10-50
• Sensor: Plug-in
• Application: Transportation
• Type: Differential Pressure Flow Meter
• Model NO.: RT-Q meter
• Measuring Media: Liquid
• Measuring Principle: Mechanics
• Measurement Object: Open Channel
• Certification: CE, ISO
• Power: 12V/24/220V
• Diameter: 1 Inch/1.5inch/2inch
• Quantitive: Liter/Amount
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: Customizable
• Trademark: bluesky
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 500PCS Per Month

Product Description

Bluesky quantitative flowmeter is a computer micro-fuel dispenser commonly used advanced computer technology, mechanical and electrical integration equipment. For vehicles, depot workers, to, farms, factories and other operations to add to the vehicle or other equipment ignition of less than 55 degrees oil.
It is easy to carry, high reliability, quick operation, easy maintenance, feature-rich, easy to use and so on. It shows refueling volume, amount and unit price. Quantitative and quantitative quantitative amount of gas to facilitate the operator for the vehicle and quick refueling. Refueling data displayed on the LCD screen, clear and beautiful.
ogm gear quantitative flow meter can enhance the reputation of the petrol station, plug the management loopholes and improve operating efficiency

Lift the gun, press the start button, the motherboard to the power drive board to send start signal to start the motor. Motor driven pump operation. Fuel into the oil filter and the oil pump, fuel OGM gear quantitative flow meter to promote gear, a pulse signal sent to the motherboard, the motherboard to receive the pulse signal operation, measuring the amount and amount of oil, and the amount and amount of oil displayed , After the oil flow meter through the pipeline, oil gun out of the tubing output. After refueling, press the stop button, the motherboard to the motor drive board to send the shutdown signal, turn off the motor, the gun back into the bracket, to complete a refueling work.