ATO 3Inch Digital Turbine Flow Meter (DN80)Aluminum Alloy,for Diesel/Gas/Water Flow Monitoring - Threaded Connection, -25°C~70°C, LCD Display

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 (1/1.5/2 inch), aluminum alloy (1/1.5/2/2.5/3 inch)
Connection Method : Thread
Unit of Measurement : QTS, PTS, L, GAL, m3
Measurement Accuracy : ±1%
Maximum Working Pressure : 0.6Mpa
Working Temperature : -25°C~+70°C
Single Measurement Range : 9999
Cumulative Measurement Range : 29999999

What Can an Electronic Fuel Meter Do?​

An electronic fuel meter, or digital fuel flow meter, is a specialized device for measuring fuel quantity. It’s widely used in industries and automotive settings, offering precise and efficient tracking of fuel consumption.​

Key Function: Real-Time Measurement​

At its core, an electronic fuel meter measures and records fuel volume or flow rate in real time. This data serves multiple critical purposes:​

• Cost and Efficiency: In transportation, monitoring fuel usage helps companies control costs and optimize vehicle efficiency.​

• Billing and Taxation: It enables accurate tracking of fuel consumption, which is essential for proper billing and tax calculations.​

Additional Features​

Beyond basic measurement, electronic fuel meters come with extra capabilities:​

• Data Logging: They can store historical fuel consumption data for analysis and auditing.​

• Flow Rate Alarms: Alerts notify operators when fuel flow deviates from normal levels, helping prevent issues like leaks or excessive usage.​

• Communication: These meters can connect to other systems, allowing seamless integration into comprehensive fuel management setups for enhanced monitoring, control, and reporting.​

Overall Importance​

In short, electronic fuel meters are crucial for accurately gauging fuel flow. They empower businesses and vehicle operators to manage resources effectively, cut down on waste, and keep machinery and vehicles running smoothly.