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717 Handheld Pressure Indicator
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Battery powered hand held pressure indicator for measuring pressures to an accuracy of ±0.05% full scale. Available in a choice of 9 single internal pressure ranges from 1 psi up to 5000 psi gauge. Compatible with all optional external pressure modules. The 717 hand-held pressure indicator internal pressure range is compatible with non-corrosive liquids and gases for most pressure tests carried out in industrial and process applications. A 1/4 inch NPT female port is provided and it is recommended to fit a male to male to adaptor to protect the instruments pressure connection from over use. When calibrating pressure transmitters a current meter complete with loop power supply is built into the 717 handheld pressure indicator and can be displayed simultaneously with the displayed pressure. A pressure switch test function is also incorporated into the 717 hand held pressure indicator to provide an indication of when the contacts open and close and the hysteresis or value.
Technical Summary Internal Pressure Ranges: from 70 mbar (1 psi) up to 350 bar g (5000 psi) Accuracy: ±0.05% FS Pressure Connection: 1/4 inch NPT female Power Supply: 9 volt alkaline LR6 battery Dimensions: 201x98x52mm Weight: 0.6 kg Special Features: dual reading of pressure and current, Max/Min, hold and damping, 11 selectable pressure units, pressure switch test Special Options: Compatibilty with any number of external pressure range modules up to 200 bar Related Products Pressure indicators with built-in hand pump Standalone calibration hand pumps Pressure indicators with process tapping connections Approved pressure calibration service Equipment for calibrating pressure measuring instruments Resources Glossary of pressure measurement definitions Conversion of engineering units for pressure Download Product Information
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