Analog Flow Meter 

An analog flow meter is a specialized device used to gauge the rate of fluid flow, whether it’s a liquid or gas, within a system. What sets analog flow meters apart is their ability to provide a continuous and analog output signal, offering real-time data regarding the flow rate1. These meters are commonly used in various applications, including industrial processes, water management, and fuel measurement.

Here are a few examples of analog flow meters:

Analog Mechanical Fuel Flow Meter:

Display: Analog

Line Size: 4 Inch

Application Media: Any Liquid

Accuracy: 0.5%

Temperature Ratings: -20°C to 120°C

Suitable for measuring fuel flow in industrial settings.

CE-104 Analog Mechanical Flow Meter:

Display: Analog

Model: CE-104

Flow Rate: 0 to 120 L/min

Medium: Diesel, Kerosene, Gasoline

Accuracy: ±1%

Intel Size: 1"

Widely used for diesel and gasoline flow measurement.

Everest Brass Mechanical Water Flowmeter:

Material: Brass

Usage/Application: Residential

Application Media: Water

Ideal for residential water flow measurement.