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LEO2 Digital Pressure Gauge
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Handheld battery powered digital manometer in pressure ranges from -1 to 3 bar up to 700 bar with an accuracy of 0.2% full scale with 6 pressure units, zero tare & peak hold display functions and optional ATEX approval for instrinsic safety
Product Parameters
Pressure Ranges: -1 to 3 bar sg/4 bar abs, -1 to 10 bar sg/11 bar abs, -1 to 30 bar sg/31 bar abs, 300 bar sg or 700 bar sg
Accuracy: 0.2% FS BSL
Display: 41/2 digit LCD
Power Supply: 3V battery, type CR2430, 1000 hours continuous battery life
Dimensions: 59mm x 95mm x 32mm
Weight: approx 125 g
Environmental Protection: IP65
Pressure Connection: G1/4 male with swivel joint
Special Features: Easy to use zero tare facility to convert from absolute to gauge reference reading, 6 selectable pressure units
Special Options: ATEX approved version available II 1 G EEx ia IIC T6 or T5, protective rubber boot, traceable or UKAS cal cert, SF6 temperature compensated reading
Product Description
LEO 2 digital pressure gauge can be permanently mounted as an alternative to an analogue dial pressure gauge or used as a convenient portable digital pressure test gage.
The LEO2 digital pressure gage features a low powered LCD display to conserve battery life, a swivel jointed pressure connection to allow re-positioning during use, 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 hazardous areas the LEO-2-Ei digital pressure gauge is ATEX approved for intrinsically safe use.
Delivery Time
1 week standard plus dispatch timeadd 2 weeks for calibration certificate
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