Digital Pressure Gauge

Digital pressure gauges in the hydraulic industry are essential tools for accurate pressure measurement and monitoring. Here are some common features and specifications of these devices:

Features:

High Accuracy: Digital pressure gauges typically offer high precision, with accuracy levels often within ±0.25% to ±1% of full scale, ensuring reliable readings.

Easy-to-Read Display: They feature clear, backlit digital displays that provide easy visibility of pressure readings, even in low-light conditions.

Multiple Units of Measure: These gauges can display pressure readings in various units (psi, bar, kPa, MPa, etc.), making them versatile for different applications.

Data Logging: Many models come with data logging capabilities, allowing users to record and store pressure readings for analysis and documentation.

Durability: Designed to withstand harsh environments, digital pressure gauges often have rugged housings, impact-resistant screens, and are resistant to dust and water (with IP ratings such as IP65 or IP67).

Battery Life: Long battery life or rechargeable batteries ensure the gauges are operational for extended periods without frequent replacements or recharges.

Pressure Range: Wide pressure ranges, from vacuum to several thousand psi, cater to diverse hydraulic applications.

Specifications:

Pressure Range: Typically from -1 bar (vacuum) to 1000 bar (14.5 psi to 14,500 psi) or more, depending on the model.

Accuracy: Generally within ±0.25% to ±1% of full scale.

Resolution: High resolution, often to 0.01 psi or finer, depending on the pressure range.

Operating Temperature: Usually between -10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F), with some models offering wider ranges.

Display: Digital LCD or LED display, often with backlighting.

Power Supply: Battery-operated (with battery life ranging from 1,500 to 3,000 hours) or rechargeable battery options.