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# Paddle set

## **E**xterior <a href="#exterior" id="exterior"></a>

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#### **Shipping Contents**

Unless otherwise specified in the purchase agreement, the standard shipment includes the following components:

* Paddlewheel assembly (including rotor housing, paddlewheel, and axle) × 1
* M4 mounting screws for paddlewheel assembly × 4
* Rotor housing O-ring × 1

The paddlewheel assembly can be ordered separately or supplied together with the tee fitting.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:**  The dimensions of individual components (such as the sealing O-ring) directly affect measurement accuracy.\
To ensure reliable flow measurement results, **only use genuine parts supplied by the manufacturer**.&#x20;
{% endhint %}


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