With the development of Internet of Things technology, Internet of Things gas meters came into being, and gained the favor of more and more gas companies and users. Based on the concept of "internet plus", relying on mature mobile communication technology and advanced Internet of Things technology, as a new type of intelligent remote gas meter, the Internet of Things gas meter is the hottest membrane gas meter product in the gas metering market at present. Because the Internet of Things gas meters have only been popularized in recent years, the management and use methods are also different from the traditional smart card meters, which has brought troubles to some users. As an Internet of Things gas meter, it is like each of us has a unique ID number, and each mobile phone SIM card has a unique card number. The only identification of the Internet of Things gas meter is its steel seal number. No matter how to open an account or buy gas, any operation is inseparable from the meter number of the Internet of Things. How to check the number of gas meters in the Internet of Things?
There are generally two ways to view the table number of the Internet of Things: one is to print the table number information on the bar code of the gas meter nameplate, and the table number of the Internet of Things table can be viewed through the bar code on the table. The printing position of the table number of different manufacturers is different, but it will be marked on the nameplate, which is represented by bar code+number (generally 6- 12 digits).
Similar to the following figure: Second, the specific method of viewing through the LCD screen of the gas meter is: short press the query button, and the gas meter will display gas quantity, time, meter number and other information in turn. The meter number is generally 6- 12 digits, which is very easy to identify, as shown in the figure below. If you can't confirm, you can check the barcode number and the LCD display number of the blood glucose meter at the same time to confirm. The above are several ways to view the meters of the Internet of Things.