Meters may be purchased with a Pulser option for remote metering.

We recommend purchasing the Temperature Correction option if you are installing your gas meter outdoors or in areas where temperatures widely vary.  See how temperature affects gas volume below.

Pressure:   click for Presssure Factor Calculator
Gas volume changes with pressure. The pressure of gas going into the meter and the atmospheric pressure affect the meter reading. You may calculate the pressure factor by clicking on the link above.  If your meter is not corrected for pressure then you  may multiply the meter reading by this factor to get the corrected gas meter reading.

Temperature:
Gas volume changes with temperature.  The meters are calibrated for a gas temperature of 60°F. A rule of thumb is gas temperature 25° higher or lower than 60°F will cause a 5% increase or decrease in volume respectively thus affecting your meter reading by 5%. Purchasing the Temperature Correction option will correct the meter reading for temperature.

Need help sizing your gas meter?  Call us at 425-228-6831.