Structural Classification of Integral and Remote Electromagnetic Flowmeters

Dayu Electronics electromagnetic flowmeters are divided into integral electromagnetic flowmeters and remote electromagnetic flowmeters. An electromagnetic flowmeter is an inductive instrument that measures the volumetric flow rate of conductive media in a pipe based on Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction.

Structural classification of Dayu Electronics electromagnetic flowmeters:

1. Integral electromagnetic flowmeter: The converter and sensor are directly assembled into a single unit and cannot be separated. It is commonly used in sites with good environmental conditions.

2. Remote electromagnetic flowmeter: The converter and sensor form a single product connected by a dedicated cable, with the sensor installed on site and the converter installed in a more favorable location. It is commonly used in harsh environments, such as wells, near high-temperature areas, or places not easily accessible to personnel.

Structural classification of Dayu Electronics electromagnetic flowmeters:

1. Integral electromagnetic flowmeter: The converter and sensor are directly assembled into a single unit and cannot be separated. It is commonly used in sites with good environmental conditions.