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LEO Record Pressure Data Logger
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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.
Product Parameters
Pressure Ranges: from -1 to 3 bar up to 1000 bar
Pressure Accuracy: +/-0.1%FS, over 0 to 50 DegC, 0.2%FS for custom ranges
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
Dimensions: 76mm x 118mm x 42mm
Environmental Protection: IP65
Pressure Connection: 1/4 BSP male
Special Features: Pressure and temperature logging, 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, calibration cert to international standards or UKAS lab
Product Description
The LEO Record Pressure Recorder includes a digital pressure gauge to display a continuous pressure reading to an accuracy of 0.1% full scale.
The pressure units of the LEO record pressure datalogger can be altered via the two front panel buttons which also control power on/off, zero tare and record start and end functions.
For hazardous area applications requiring intrinsic safety, the LEO Ei pressure data logger is ATEX approved for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.
The data-logging function of the LEO record is set-up with the Logger 4X configuration software which is compatible with Windows for PC & WindowsCE for PDA operating systems.
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