Digital Pressure Calibration Gauge – Overview

The Digital Pressure Calibration Gauge LC10 is an affordable pressure gauge with high-end features. The instrument is compact but has a large, easy-to-read display showing numbers and bar graphs clearly. The instrument is tough and reliable, with customisable options to help you simplify your work. It gets the job done quickly and accurately. The controls are clear and intuitive, minimising guesswork. Unlike analogue gauges, the instrument maintains calibration through shock, vibration, and abuse, and will even stay calibrated if the battery dies. The Digital Pressure Calibration Gauge LC10 allows you to switch easily from among 15 standard engineering units, and you can create custom engineering units, remove unneeded units, and configure other settings easily. Truly customise the gauge to your needs, displaying only those units necessary for your application. It’s waterproof up to 1 meter (IP67), and because it’s digital, there are no mechanical parts that’ll wear out and need to be replaced over time. Its rugged aluminium case and built-in screen protector keep the internal components safe, so you can toss it in your bag, drop it, or leave it out in the rain, and it will maintain its accuracy.

Digital Pressure Calibration Gauge – Features

• Increased visibility – large, easy-to-read display with intuitive controls and bright backlight
• Exceptional durability – withstands abuse and cracking and is waterproof to 1 meter (IP67)
• Added customisation – easily switch from among 15 standard engineering units with the option to add your own and remove unneeded units
• Quick, reliable Zero function using a single button
• Convenient High / Low function that allows the user to see the highest and lowest pressure reached
• USB connection to connect to calibration management software for live viewing of pressure, customization of engineering units, and calibration
• +/-0.25% full scale accuracy (ASME Grade 3A / ISO Class 0.25)
• Available in 11 pressure ranges from 5 psi / 35 kPa to 10,000 psi / 70 Mpa, a compound vacuum/pressure gauge from negative to positive 15 psi, and a digital vacuum gauge measuring up to 30 inHg / 760 mbar