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Pressure Data Loggers with ATEX Certification

Battery powered data loggers for recording air or liquid pressures in hazardous zones containing flammable substances. Set up a data logging procedure for immediate, delayed or event activated recording and then download the test results to a laptop or desktop computer to analyse the results and produce graphs.

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LEO Record Capo Low Pressure Data Logger

Battery powered data logger for measuring and recording low range pressures. Designed for use in industrial environments with IP65 environmental protection and optional intrinsic safety. Available in pressure ranges from 30 mbar (12 inH2O) up to 300 mbar (120 inH2O) vented gauge.

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LEO Record Pressure Data Logger

Combined digital manometer and pressure data logging instrument for recording pressures and temperatures which can store up to 57,000 readings in the non-volatile memory with a battery life of up to 5 years.

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Pressure Measurement Glossary - Find explanations of terminology used for specifying and using pressure instruments

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