What's the difference between integral and remote electromagnetic flowmeters?

Integral EMF offers compact design and lower cost, while remote EMF suits harsh environments

Integral electromagnetic flowmeters combine the sensor and transmitter in one housing, while remote electromagnetic flowmeters separate these components. The LGF series electromagnetic flowmeter offers both configurations to meet diverse industrial applications.

  • Integral advantages: Lower cost, simplified wiring, compact design, easy installation and maintenance
  • Remote advantages: Transmitter can be installed up to 100m away, suitable for harsh environments with high temperature, vibration, or moisture
  • Temperature range: Integral type operates in -20℃~60℃ ambient, remote sensor withstands -40℃~180℃
  • Applications: Integral for indoor piping systems, remote for outdoor, underground, or high-temperature pipelines

Ecolor Technology's LGF electromagnetic flowmeters feature ±0.5% accuracy across DN10-DN2000 sizes, providing flexible solutions for water treatment, chemical processing, and industrial flow measurement applications.

Electromagnetic Flowmeter