Differential pressure gauge SM-BIT02Bdigitalthreadedstainless steel
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Characteristics
- Pressure type
- differential
- Display
- digital
- Mounting
- threaded
- Material
- stainless steel
- Protection level
- rugged
- Applications
- for gas, for vacuum, for liquids
- Other characteristics
- high-accuracy, with temperature indicator
- Pressure
Max.: 2,000 bar
(29,007.55 psi)Min.: 1 bar
(14.5 psi)
Description
The digital manometer SM-BIT02B series allows to measure pressure and temperature with a good accuracy and reliability.
The sensitive part in contact with pressure is entirely made of 17-4 PH stainless steel resistant to corrosion.
The SM-BIT02B is powered by an internal batteries, with 1 year autonomy.
This manometer can be supplied with accredited certification.
Digital manometers for RELATIVE, ABSOLUTE and VACCUM measures.
Capacities from 1 bar to 2000 bar.
Linearity and hysteresis 0,2%.
Measurement of the temperature of the fluid.
Connection 1/2" GAS Male.
Internal batteries included.
Suitable for dynamic and static applications.
Protection class IP65.
Functions: ZERO, FILTER, PEAK, AUTO POWER OFF.
Calibration certificate on resquest.
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