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1.What output methods does XY-TEK flow sensor / flow meter support?
XY-TEK flow sensors / flow meters support multiple output methods, such as RS485, analog output (current, voltage output), digital (pulse) output, etc.
CG/CS/TGU series flow sensors / flow meters support current, voltage, RS485, and digital (pulse) output.
CPD series flow sensors / flow meter support current, pulse, and RS485 output.
CM series flow sensors / flow meter only support RS485 output.
2.Can all series of XY-TEK flow sensor / flow meters be integrated with data acquisition modules (such as Arduino / Programmable Logic Controller PLC)?
The XY-TEK flow sensor / flow meters support integration with acquisition cards or PLCs, are compatible with Arduino, and can integrate with standard RS485 Modbus protocol devices.
3.Are all series XY-TEK flow sensors / flow meter compatible with specific brands of infusion pumps, or do the flow sensor/flow meters have general pump adaptability?
The XY-TEK flow sensor / flow meters have general pump adaptability. Currently, customers use the XY-TEK flow sensor / flow meters with peristaltic pumps, syringe pumps, diaphragm pumps, etc., and all work normally.
4.Can the TGU series in-line flow sensor / flow meters easily integrate with standard laboratory tubing and provide interface options to connect to third-party platforms for data logging?

The standard TGU-NS series product comes with NPT 1/8" connectors, which can adapt to different sizes of NPT-barb adapters, allowing connection to plastic tubing with an inner diameter of 0.8mm or larger. It is also compatible with quick-connect fittings for rigid tubing. For special requirements, the flow sensor / flow meter connectors support customization.

The TGU series flow sensor / flow meter provides RS485 output, which can be connected to a computer via a data converter, and data can be read and recorded using host computer software. The data logging format is standard CSV files, which are supported by mainstream data analysis software.