The absolute vacuum gauge has seven display units of microns, psi, inHg, mBar, Pa, Torr, and mTorr can be transferred. The portable vacuum gauge features a large LCD backlight display, ensuring easy readability even in dimly lit or challenging working conditions. Its compact and handheld design allows for effortless portability and accurately monitors and troubleshoots pressure in various systems, ensuring optimal performance.
The digital vacuum gauge is designed with a steel hook
High-quality metal spiral interface
SISCO vacuum gauges are used to measure and monitor pressure in vacuum systems and are essential for maintaining accurate vacuum conditions. It is used in the automotive industry, HVAC, industrial, medical device manufacturing and sterilization, food packaging for extended shelf life, pharmaceutical production, aerospace for high altitude simulation, and the chemical and petroleum industries for processes such as distillation and purification.
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Model | SISCO-VG-605 | ||
Specification | |||
Probe Type | Thermistor | ||
Connector Type | Standard 1/4 NPT plug-in | ||
Range | 0-12000 microns (0-1600 pascals) | ||
Measurement Unit | microns, psi, inHg, mBar, Pa, Torr, mTorr | ||
Overload Pressure | 500 psi | ||
Operating Temperature | 0-40℃/ 32-104℉ | ||
Power Supply | 9V alkaline battery (not included) | ||
Weight | 250g | ||
Dimensions | 174*76*35mm | ||
Electrical specifications | |||
Measurement | Range | Resolution | Accuracy |
microns | 0-12000 microns | 0-150: 1 micron | ±10% rdg ± 10 dgt (50-1000 microns) |
151-500: 5 microns | |||
401-500: 10 microns | |||
501-1000: 20 mocrons | |||
1001-2000: 50 microns | |||
2001-12000: 500 microns |
Q1: What is a vacuum gauge?
A1: A vacuum gauge is an instrument used to measure the pressure in a vacuum system, indicating how much air or gas is present within a closed environment. These gauges are essential in applications where precise control of pressure is required.
Q2: How does a vacuum gauge work?
A2: A vacuum gauge works by measuring the pressure exerted by the gas or air molecules within a vacuum system. Different types of vacuum gauges (such as mechanical, thermal conductivity, and ionization gauges) use various principles to detect and measure this pressure.
Q3: Can I use a vacuum gauge with any type of gas?
A3: Not all vacuum gauges are compatible with all types of gases. Some gauges are sensitive to specific gases, which can affect their accuracy and performance. Always check the manufacturer’s specifications for gas compatibility.
Tips: How does a thermistor digital vacuum gauge work?
A thermistor vacuum gauge measures vacuum pressure by utilizing a thermistor, a type of temperature-sensitive resistor, as its sensing element. Here’s how it works:
This method provides precise and reliable vacuum measurements, particularly useful in applications that require monitoring low to medium vacuum levels.
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