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LEO Record Capo Low Pressure Data Logger
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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 10 mbar (4 inH2O) up to 300 mbar (120 inH2O) vented gauge.
Product Parameters
Pressure Ranges: 10, 20, 30, 50, 100, 200 and 300 mbar gauge and differential plus bi-directional ranges
Pressure Accuracy: ±0.2%FS, over 10 to 40 DegC
Temperature Measurement: 0 to +50 Deg C
Temperature Accuracy: ±0.5 DegC
Display: LCD, 9999 digits
Data Storage: 57,000 readings with recording cycle < 15secs, 28,000 readings with recording cycle > 15secs
Recording Interval: 1 per second minimum
Power Supply: 3.6 Lithium battery powered, type SL-760, 5 years recording 1 reading/10secs, 2 years recording 1 reading/sec
Environmental Protection: IP65
Pressure Connection: G1/4 male
Media Compatibility: Stainless steel 316L pressure port, NBR O ring seal and gold coated ceramic diaphragm
Dimensions: 76mm x 118mm x 42mm
Special Features: Pressure and temperature recording, download logging procedures via USB or RS232 for remote logging, selectable pressure units, bar, mbar/hPa, kPa, MPa, psi & Kg/cm2
Special Options: ATEX approved version certified to II 2 G EEx ia IIC T4, traceable to international standards or UKAS laboratory cal cert
Product Description
The LEO Record Capo low pressure logger uses a capacitive ceramic sensing diaphragm which is particularly suited for measuring low range air pressures.
Logging procedures are downloaded via a desktop, laptop or pocket PC computer using the Logger software provided and once the results have been recorded they are uploaded for future analysis and generation of reports. The data can also be easily exported in generic database file formats to other software applications.
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Pressure logger for ranges higher than 300 mbar
Water resistant IP68 hydrostatic pressure loggers
Other low pressure instrumentation and sensors
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