GH5640 & GH5645 5 gallon Calibration

Elite Series Meter Calibration Guide

Read Before Starting: Calibrate using the same quantity you intend to meter regularly. In other words, if you are typically dispensing about 100 gallons, calibrate your meter using a batch of 100 gallons.

The factory calibration setting is 1.000.

To correctly calibrate the meter, use this formula:

New Calibration Setting = Current Calibration Setting × (Actual Gallons Pumped ÷ Gallons Shown on Meter)


1. Write down your current Calibration Setting

Before Beginning, hold Display for 5 seconds to open calibration menu, then WRITE DOWN the current calibration setting on the screen.

 


2. Start with a known amount of fluid

Dispense fluid through the meter into a container with clearly marked measurements or a known calibrated volume — such as a graduated 5-gallon container. The amount collected in the container is your ACTUAL volume dispensed. (Please note: Using a container with no marks may lead to an improperly calibrated meter.)


3: Write Down Meter Reading and Fluid Pumped

Example: Actual amount pumped = 5 gallons. Meter shows = 4 gallons.

 


4. Divide actual gallons by metered gallons

Example: 5 ÷ 4 = 1.25


 

 

5. Multiply that result by the current calibration setting

New Calibration Setting = Current Calibration Setting × (Actual Gallons Pumped ÷ Gallons Shown on Meter)

Example: If the meter is still at the factory setting: 1.000 × 1.25 = 1.25. Your new calibration setting becomes 1.250.


6. Repeat Calibration Process until Accuracy is Reached

Repeat the process until desired accuracy is achieved. Note: (It will be difficult to achieve high accuracy when metering small batches)


7. Ovoid Compounding Errors

If desired accuracy is not achieved after performing the calibration process 3 times, set meter to factory calibration setting (1.000) and repeat steps 1-6.


IMPORTANT:

Do NOT replace the old calibration number with only the new math result. You must multiply the result by the calibration setting already stored in the meter.


Simple Guideline

• If the meter reads too LOW, increase the calibration number.

• If the meter reads too HIGH, decrease the calibration number.

Always use this full formula:

Current Setting × (Actual Gallons ÷ Meter Gallons) = New Setting

 

 


Practice Example

Current setting: 1.190
Actual pumped: 5 gallons
Meter shows: 4.90 gallons

Formula:
1.190 × (5 ÷ 4.90) = 1.214

New calibration setting: 1.214