Find the serial number and model for your gauge
Located on the external casing of your Field Gauge
All Field Gauge LC20 and Process Meter LC30 gauges are shipped with a custom sticker that contains the following information.
- Model Number. Model numbers ending in B1 or W1 indicate the gauge has a wireless radio installed. B1 = Bluetooth, W1 = Zigbee.
- A descriptor section with the following info about your gauge:
- Max pressure for each included pressure port
- Connection type for each pressure and/or temperature port
- Wireless radio type, if installed.
- Serial number
View in FieldLab Desktop Software
- Open FieldLab Desktop on your computer. Download the latest version for free if you don't already have it installed.
- Connect your gauge to FieldLab Desktop using the provided USB cable, or wirelessly if your gauge has a Bluetooth or Zigbee radio.
- In FieldLab Desktop, on the Devices screen, select the gauge.
- Find your model and serial number on the Overview screen.
View in the Menu on your gauge
Available with firmware versions 1.016 and later.
Press and hold the Menu/Up-Arrow Button to access the menu.
Press the Backlight/Right-Arrow Button to scroll until SERIAL appears
Once the SERIAL menu item appears, select the Zero/Checkmark Button to view the serial number.
Use the Backlight/Right-Arrow Button to scroll to see the full serial number.
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