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This is also done for the calorimeters on my radiators for centrally provided heating. That is in Europe.

• Scoundreller 5y ago
  Have you tried modifying/pointing a microwave at your calorimeter exit sensor to heat it so your meter spins backwards? (Source: employer locked up the thermostat to keep us frigid to save money, but I just put an ice pack on top of it)
  • consp 5y ago
    My neighbors basically heat my home in the winter so that would wind it back below zero which they probably would not like. One of them is close to a refrigerator and actually measured heat output but the radiator is disconnected. I got my 60ct of charge back that year. You might not be able to wind them back (they are digital) but I'm pretty sure you can manipulate them with sufficient heat shielding something like your method to change the value.
    • Scoundreller 5y ago
      Wait, what are they measuring? Shouldn’t they measure incoming fluid temperature, outgoing fluid temperature, and volume? I thought the scam would be to heat the metal temperature probe inside the exit pipe faster than it rejected that heat (doable with an RF beam).