Digital Compact Vacuum/Absolute Pressure Gauge / Model Number M327211-11-UT-VAC-SETG
The M327211-11 series is a high-precision vacuum/absolute pressure gauge capable of high-speed measurements. Its high speed makes it suitable for testing vacuum packaging machines and monitoring vacuum casting processes. The M327211-14 series is a barometer with a wide measurement range and a resolution of 1 hPa. It can use the TARE (tare weight subtraction) function at atmospheric pressure, allowing for the measurement of relative pressure as well.
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■Features (M327211-11 Series/M327211-14 Series) ● High-speed and high-precision measurement ● Sea level correction, zero point correction, slope correction functions ● Backlit three-stage display, waterproof housing (IP67) ● Universal pressure port that can be replaced with four types of fittings (optional) The M327211-07 Series/M327211-13 Series are cost-effective differential pressure gauges suitable for use in air conditioning management systems. The measurement range of the M327211-07 Series is up to 200 hPa, with a minimum resolution of 0.1 Pa, allowing for high precision and simplifying the correction of dynamic pressure and the measurement of drafts. It employs a replaceable universal pressure port to accommodate various connection methods, including screw fittings, quick-connect fittings, and push-pull types. ■Features (M327211-07 Series/M327211-13 Series) ● Two range switching, low-speed/high-speed measurement cycle switching ● Maximum/minimum value display, hold display function, auto power-off function ● NUL (zeroing)/TARE (tare), averaging function ● Excellent robustness and long operating time
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