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LEX1 High Accuracy Digital Pressure Gauge
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High precision digital pressure gauge with an accuracy of 0.05% full scale in pressure ranges from -1 to 2 bar up to 1000 bar. The LEX 1 high accuracy digital pressure gauge features 6 pressure units, rotatable display, zero tare & peak hold display functions and optional ATEX approval for instrinsic safety.
Product Parameters
Pressure Ranges: From -1 to 2 bar up to 1000 bar gauge and absolute
Accuracy: 0.05% FS, 0.1% FS for custom ranges
Display: 5 digit LCD
Power Supply: 3V battery, type CR2430, 1000 hours continuous battery life in Mano mode, 150 hours in peak mode
Dimensions: 76mm x 118mm x 42mm
Weight: approx 210 g
Environmental Protection: IP65
Pressure Connection: 1/4 BSP male
Special Features: 13 selectable pressure units , zero tare, high resolution display, plastic transit case with foam inserts.
Special Options: ATEX approved version available II 2 G EEx ia IIC T6 and protective rubber impact cover, traceable and UKAS cal certificate, digital interface and logging from desktop or laptop computer.
Product Description
LEX1 high precision digital pressure gauge is a convenient portable digital pressure comparator which can be mounted on top of a calibration hand pump for high accuracy pressure calibrations.
The LEX 1 high accuracy digital pressure gauge features a low powered LCD display to conserve battery life, a maximum or minimum value which can be displayed simultaneously with the live pressure reading and an auto timeout which can be deactivated if necessary for continuous reading
For environments with potential explosive gases the LEX-1-Ei high accuracy digital pressure gauge is ATEX approved for intrinsic safety.
Delivery Times
1 week standard plus dispatch time
add 3 weeks for custom spec
add 2 weeks for calibration certificate
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