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twm 1000 flowtransmitter

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    hello lam having challenges with a honeywell twm 1000 flow tarnsmitter it reads maximum flow with pipe empty , even when the flow element is out of circut the display shows a high value above the specified range

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      hello lam having challenges with a honeywell twm 1000 flow tarnsmitter it reads maximum flow with pipe empty , even when the flow element is out of circut the display shows a high value above the specified range

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      @simbarashe

      Hi,

      If you'd like someone to answer on this, I think it's good to give a little more background.

      As you're getting readings it tells me that it's been hooked up, but not if it's hooked up correctly. Please provide some info on how that's done. Images as well as schematics will be helpful.

      BR,

      boozz

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