SGB-1.8 gas meter G-Sh/white

Household gas meters SGB-1.8 are designed for measuring the volume of liquefied hydrocarbon gas in accordance with GOST 20448-90 and natural gas in accordance with GOST 5542-87 when accounting for gas consumption by individual consumers.

Gas flow measurement range (m3/h) - from 0.03 to 1.8.

The kit includes a nut thread 1/2 (nut-nipple)

Calibration interval - 12 years.

Check is fresh. Within 6 months.

Certificate of Conformity: Russian Federation and Republic of Belarus

Counter passport:
RF - YES
Republic of Belarus - NO

The principle of operation of household gas meters SGB-1.8 is based on the conversion of the volume of gas that has passed through the meter into a proportional number of electrical impulses using a jet oscillation generator, followed by counting on an electronic unit for measuring gas volume.
Counters consist of the following main units:
- a housing with a jet generator located in it, a piezoelectric element and inlet and inlet connecting pipes;
- electronic block;
- battery;
- two plastic pads.
Counters have a reporting device on a liquid crystal display.

Metrological and technical characteristics:

Nominal diameter, mm - 15

Range of measured flow rates, m3/h - from 0.03 to 1.8

The limits of the permissible basic relative error of the meter, %, are equal in the flow rate range:
- from Q min to 0.2 Q max - ±2.5
- from 0.2 Qmax to Qmax - ±1.5

Limits of permissible additional relative error caused by the deviation of the ambient air temperature from normal within the operating temperature range for every 10 °C temperature change, % - ±0.5

The smallest division value of the reporting device, m3 - 0.001

Reading device capacity, m3, not less than - 99999.999

Supply voltage, V - 3.6

Overall dimensions, mm, no more - 110х66х55

Weight, kg, no more - 0.3

Average service life, years, not less - 24

Mean time between failures, h, not less than - 120000

Terms of Use:
- ambient air temperature, °С - from -10 to +50
- relative humidity, % - from 30 to 80
- atmospheric pressure, kPa - from 84 to 106.7