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what is remote mount with MTA option? (In case of Dual
Sensor Vortex Flowmeter,rosemount has written in its
catalog drawings).
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Answer Posted / baban
Remote mount with MTA means MTA connector for mounting
remote connection.
MTA is the Connector used for connection.
Generally we called it MTA Connector.
There are many types of MTA connector such as MTA 100
connectors, Mta 156 connectors etc...
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