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    Thermal Gas Flow Meter, 0~2/20/100L/min, RS485 Modbus

    This thermal gas flow meter offers three flow ranges (0-2, 0-20, 0-100 L/min) with RS485 Modbus, 4-20mA, and 1-5V outputs. Includes internal alarm and LCD display. Ideal for laboratory, industrial, and IoT gas measurement.
    SKU: T-FLOW-AMS
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    $455.63
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    Delivery date: 6-12 days
    Overview

    The thermal gas flow meter with RS485 Modbus interface offers a comprehensive solution for laboratory, industrial, and IoT gas measurement. Three selectable flow ranges: 0.02–2 L/min, 0.2–20 L/min, and 1–100 L/min, allow precise measurement across diverse applications with a single device.

    Specification

     

    Model T-AMS1000A02 T-AMS1000A01 T-AMS1000A03
    Accuracy

    ±4%RD (0.02-0.5L/min)

    ±2%RD (0.5-2L/min)

    ±4%RD (0.2-20L/min)

    ±2%RD (5-20L/min)

    ±4%RD (1-25L/min)

    ±2%RD (25-100L/min)

    Measuring Medium

    Dry, clean, and non-corrosive gases

    such as air, oxygen, argon, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide (excluding flammable and explosive gases)

    Maximum Working Pressure 0.8MPa
    Nominal Diameter G1/4
    Working Temperature -10°C~+60°C
    Repeatability ±1%F.S.
    Response Time 50ms
    Standard Calibration Gas Air (25℃, 1 standard atmospheric pressure)
    Signal Output Default RS485+4-20mA/RS485+1-5V (optional)
    Communication Method & Protocol RS485, MODBUS-RTU
    Power Supply <0.85W
    Display Mode LCD display
    Housing Material PC
    Duct Material Aluminum
    Net Weight Approx. 330g


    Key Features

    1. ±2%RD accuracy ensures reliable experimental results and process control.
    2. 50ms response time captures real-time flow fluctuations for dynamic automation environments.
    3. Three selectable ranges cover both low-flow leak detection and high-velocity industrial demands, reducing inventory costs.

    Dimension (unit: mm)

    Thermal mass air flow meter dimension drawing with mounting hole locations and overall size specifications


    Structure

    Thermal gas mass flowmeter internal structure diagram and key components


    Interface Definition

    Thermal mass air flow meter interface definition pinout and wiring diagram

    Pin Lead Wire Color Definition
    1 Orange External output 1
    2 Brown Analog output
    3 Green RS485B
    4 Yellow RS485A
    5 Red Power supply cable
    6 Black GND
    7 Blue GND
    8 Purple GND
    9 Gray External output 2
    / Transparent Heat Shrink Sleeve Shielded cable

     

    Piping Methods

    Thermal mass flow meter for natural gas piping methods and installation guide

     

    Straight pipe requirement – For the tubing connected to the inlet and outlet ports of the AMS1000 series, always reserve the straight pipe section as specified in the table below. Failure to do so may cause an accuracy deviation of ≥3% F.S.

    Orientation of the flow meter duct – The duct of the T-AMS1000 series should be installed either parallel or perpendicular to the horizontal plane.

    1. When installed parallel to the horizontal plane, the device interface must be positioned above the duct and also parallel to the horizontal plane.
    2. For other installation angles, please contact our customer support.

    This thermal mass flow meter for air (RS485 Modbus) requires the following straight pipe lengths: for AMS1000A01/A02/A03 – inlet ≥12.5 cm, outlet ≥6.25 cm.

     

    Application

    Thermal mass meter application scenarios in medical, agriculture, and petroleum industries

     

    FAQ & Solutions for Thermal Mass Flow Meter

     

    Question for Thermal Mass Flow Meter Solutions for Thermal Mass Flow Meter for Natural Gas
    Flow rate reading is inaccurate – too high, too low, or no flow at all Check if the piping meets the requirements in the datasheet
    Verify that the gas type being used is correct
    Ensure the gas pressure meets the minimum driving standard of 0.1 MPa
    Make sure the installation environment is free from vibration or interference
    Inlet and outlet pipe requirements For accurate measurement, the inlet of the gas mass flowmeter must be connected to a sufficiently long straight pipe. Refer to the datasheet for detailed installation instructions. The installation area should be free from vibration and electromagnetic interference
    Different readings from two flow meters on the same pipeline due to different positions Different positions along the same pipeline experience different flow resistance (pressure drag), which can cause significant reading variations. To minimize this, ensure consistent installation orientation and sufficient straight pipe sections
    What types of gas can this flow meter handle This thermal mass meter is designed for single-component gases only. Mixed gases cannot be measured accurately. The gas must be dry, clean, and free from moisture or oil vapor

     

    AMS1000 Troubleshooting – Thermal Mass Air Flow Meter

     

    Fault Indication Possible Cause Corrective Action
    No display on the main interface
    1. Power and ground wires are not connected as required
    2. Insufficient power supply (needs +9V to +24V DC)
    3. Display screen defective
    1. Connect correctly per wiring instructions
    2. Provide a proper +9V to +24V DC power supply
    3. Check the display for physical damage
    Non‑zero instantaneous flow reading before measurement
    1. Valve on the installation pipeline not fully closed
    2. Air leak in the connected pipeline
    1. Check that the pipeline valve is fully closed
    2. Inspect the pipeline for air leaks
    No flow recorded
    1. Blockage in the pipeline
    2. No gas flow inside the pipeline
    1. Check for foreign material blocking the pipeline
    2. Confirm the pipeline valve is open and gas is flowing
    Reduced flow reading
    1. Blockage
    2. Contaminated flow sensor
    1. Check inlet/outlet ports for obstruction
    2. Clean or replace the thermal mass flow meter for air affected(refer to maintenance guide)
    Communication failure
    1. Incorrect wiring of the thermal mass meter
    2. Wrong baud rate setting
    3. RS485 not working properly
    4. Modbus RTU address incorrectly set
    1. Wire correctly as per the instruction manual
    2. Set the host baud rate to 9600 bps
    3. Confirm the RS-485/RS-232 converter is functioning
    4. Set the correct Modbus address as required

     

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