U212-A Rolling Display

U212-A Rolling Display

Features:

Power : AC220V , 50Hz

Including : 2 displays , 1 power board , 1 transformer , 1 SSR

The content on the display could be changeable

Easily fixed on fuel dispenser

100% Factory Tested

motor and solenoid valve, with larger power. it also have the type of double-nozzle fuel dispense fuel dispenser r mounted with total two sets of system, however, most manufacturers don’t install this type in order to reduce cost. With more than four nozzles, this fuel dispenser is able to be regarded as multi-nozzle type. At recent, most of multi-nozzle fuel dispensers made by domestic manufacturers are rebuilt from fuel dispenser double fuel dispenser, which actually mounted two pieces of double fuel dispensers to one frame, in the same way 3 piece to six-nozzle. Therefore, learning the structure of double fuel dispenser is able to know multi-nozzle type. Here main introduce the double-nozzle fuel dispenser. Measuring main board is the core in fuel dispenser’s electric control system, which is reason why some people called this kind as ‘computer fuel dispenser� These operation including starting or stop, calculation, count, data generation and dialogue with machine also are conducted under the control of measuring main board. Display screen, keyboard and fuel dispenser’s switch are the main interface between operator and machine. The staff’s control command to fuel dispenser is mainly conducted through keyboard and nozzle switch, but report information and data are showed in display screen. The function of flow pulse converter, widely called as sensor, is to convert influx into electric pulse so that measuring main board process data. Motor is momentum of rotation of pump; solenoid valve used for presetting filling; power supply board is resource of electric system, which is used for converting alternative current into stable and clean directive current fuel dispenser neede fuel dispenser d. 2. Parts structure 2.1 Main board structure Measuring CPU: a core of fuel dispenser, responsible for obtaining operation information ---- lift up or put down nozzle, starting or stopping motor and solenoid valve through control circuit (small flow is open before large flow in starting process, vice versa in stopping process ), collecting fl

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