CNBTR Oxygen Gas Flowmeter, Flow Range: 0.3 to 3 LPM, Acrylic Plastic Body, Overall Height: 120mm, Oxygen Rotameter with Flow-Control Knob, Back Fitting Style Gas Flowmeter

SPECIFICATIONS For Use With: Gases Calibrated With: Oxygen Calibration Media Specific Gravity: 1.104 Calibration Media Pressure: 50psi Calibration Media Temperature: 70° F Connection Style: Barbed Tube Inlet Connection: Barbed Tube 8mm/0.31in Outlet Connection: Barbed Tube 8mm/0.31in Tube Connection Gender: Male Flow Measurement Type: Variable Area Flow Measurement Scale: Liters per Minute Flow Range: 0.3 to 3 LPM Overall Height: 120mm Accuracy: ± 5% Maximum Pressure: 0.6MPa Min. Temperature: 0°C Maximum Temperature: 60° C Body Material: Acrylic Plastic Mounting Style: Inline Mounting Orientation: Vertical Display Type: Scale Features: Flow-Control Knob Package Includes: 1 x Flowmeter 【Warning Message】 Gas compatibility must be determined by the customer based on the conditions in which the product is being used; including the presence of other chemicals, temperature, and consistency

• 【Gas Flowrate】Flow Range: 0.3 to 3LPM. As gas flows through, it pushes a float indicator up the scale, showing you the flow rate
• 【Vertical Mounting】Mount this flowmeter vertically inline with your gas system, so gas flows up from the bottom
• 【Acrylic Body】 With an acrylic plastic body and the green backing, this gas flowmeter is completely clear, so you can inspect your gas color and clarity for any problems
• 【Flow-Control Knob】The flow-control knob lets you open and close the valve at the inlet to regulate the flow rate within the range
• 【Back Fitting Style】Fittings on the back let you install these flowmeters in instrument panels. Mount them vertically inline with your piping system, so that to avoid tangle of the tubes and keep a clean, sleek flowmeter for gases
• 【Other Gas】This flowmeter is calibrated with oxygen but can be used with other gases. If you’re using these with a gas other than oxygen, you’ll need to calculate the flow rate by multiplying the number shown on the scale by the specific-gravity conversion factor for your gas