digital pressure gauge with switch point

DM650PM

Digital pressure gauge, with data logging

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Pressure and Temperature measurement
Single Pole Change Over Relay Alarm
Max/ min information
Data logger inbuilt (pressure only) with usb and nfc interface

The DM650PM digital pressure gauge is suitable for oils, liquid or gas accepts gauge or absolute pressure and displays the sensor pressure on an easy to read LCD display. A change-over relay can be used to alert the user to high, low or deviation alarms. In addition to this, on board data-logging is also available to record process details at programmable time intervals.

Typical applications are found in industrial automation, HVAC, food and beverage processing and oil and gas. They are used for precise, real-time monitoring, in various systems, such as pipelines, hydraulic and pneumatic systems.

Specific applications

Industrial processes: Monitor and control pressure in manufacturing, chemical, and pharmaceutical plants.
HVAC: Provide accurate pressure control and diagnostics for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
Water treatment: Monitor pressure in filtration systems and pumps.
Oil and gas: Measure pressure in pipelines and storage tanks.

Key advantages

Accuracy: Generally offer higher accuracy than traditional analogue gauges.
Readability: Provide a clear, digital display, eliminating the need to interpret a needle or dial.
Data capabilities: Can store and log data for analysis which is useful for process control and diagnostics.
User Calibration to actual pressure values – maximises overall accuracy
Optional diaphragm seals. see them here

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CALIBRATION/USER-LINEARISATION

5-point calibration can be applied using the USBSpeedLink software. As well as straight line interpolation, up to 22 points (x,y) of user-linearisation are available for creating custom curves and corrections.

REAL-TIME CLOCK

Date and time can also be displayed with the input pressure. The real-time clock is used to record the data logged points.