Fine Vacuum Gauge with Corrosion Resistant Transducer

Chromatography

Fine Vacuum Gauge with Corrosion Resistant Transducer

18 Mar, 2010

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BrandTech Scientific has introduced a new vacuum gauge from Vacuubrand®. The DCP3000 + VSP3000 uses the Pirani principle of thermal conductivity to measure in the fine vacuum range. It incorporates the new patent-pending VSP3000 transducer that is substantially more chemically resistant and mechanically robust than earlier designs, making it an excellent choice for both chemistry labs and process applications.

The display module DCP3000 has the ability to connect up to three additional VSP3000 transducers. Automatic configuration of the display unit to gauge heads and solenoid valves is via VACUUBRAND’s VACUUBUS plug-and-play system. Up to four additional VSK3000 capacitive gauge heads for the rough vacuum range can also be connected, for a total of up to eight transducers. A solenoid vent valve can be added to vent the application. The displayed pressure can be measured in the users choice of units - Torr, millibar or hectoPascal. Digital and analog displays provide both precise readings and trend indication. A ‘turn-and-push’ jogwheel interface allows for easy navigation of menus. The set includes 100-230VAC / 50-60Hz universal power supply with US, CEE, UK, CH and AUS plugs. Purchase through preferred laboratory supply dealers.

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