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Handy digital pressure gauge with atex option
0.1% accuracy battery powered digital pressure gauge with intrinsic safety option for hazardous areas available to order or buy online.This handy alternative to traditional analogue dial pressure gauges can be permanently fitted as a local pressure indicator or can be carried around and used as a master test gauge comparator. When mounted on top of a pneumatic or hydraulic hand pump the LEO 2 digital test gauge instantly becomes a portable pressure calibrator.
The LEO 2 digital manometer has a battery life of up to 1000 hours in continuous use. The pressure gauge is mounted via a novel swivel jointed pressure connection to allow re-orientation of the gauge during use. The 41/2 digit LCD display can show the live pressure reading plus the stored maximum or minimum value simultaneously.
The LEO2 pressure comparator has a simple to use zero tare operation to optimise instrument accuracy and facilitates switching between absolute and gauge reference readings. This allows the user to cut down on the number of test gauges they have to carry around as part of their test kit.
For hazardous areas there is an ATEX approved intrinsically safe version which has identical functions, ranges and accuracy as the standard version.
The LEO-2 digital pressure gage is available in four ranges -1 to 3 bar, -1 to 30 bar, 300 bar and 700 bar, and all have an accuracy of ±0.1% Full Scale, which is more than adequate for testing most pressure gauges and pressure sensors.
The LEO 2 handheld pressure indicator is protected by a IP65 rated enclosure and a rubber boot cover is available to provide extra impact protection.
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