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1. Is the water meter accurate or the electromagnetic flowmeter accurate? Electromagnetic water meters and electromagnetic flowmeters are two different products. Although their principles are similar, the requirements for electromagnetic water meters are higher. Both have their own strengths and weaknesses. The water meter follows the national standard for civil water meters (GB/T 778), while the electromagnetic flowmeter follows the industrial standard (JB/T 9248-2015). The electromagnetic water meter has an accuracy of 0.
3 and 0.5 levels, while the water meter has an accuracy of 1 and 2 levels. Saying that the water meter accuracy is worse than that of the flowmeter is actually inaccurate. In the water industry, it is required that water meters have a wide range and can measure small flow rates. Electromagnetic flow meters are mostly used for measuring liquids with stable flow rates. However, for the constantly changing water flow in the tap water industry, measurement is relatively difficult, especially for measuring small flow rates. Due to the limitation of its initial flow rate, when the flow rate is too small, the electromagnetic flow meter will not display directly, while the water meter can accurately measure it. To compare the accuracy, it can only be said that in the overlapping range of the two, the accuracy of the electromagnetic flowmeter is higher than that of the electromagnetic water meter, and in the measurement of small flow and large fluctuations, the electromagnetic water meter is superior to the electromagnetic flowmeter. Electromagnetic water meters have better upper and lower limit measurement functions, and are far superior to electromagnetic flow meters for small flow measurement. Due


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