Air pressure is the atmospheric pressure acting on a unit area, which is equal to the weight of a vertical column of air extending upwards to the upper limit of the atmosphere per unit area. All barometers used in meteorology should be calibrated in hPa increments. Under standard conditions, a pressure of 760mmHg is equal to 1032.25hPa. Suitable for atmospheric pressure measurement in various environments. Adopting imported pressure sensors, the measurement is more accurate and reliable, with a beautiful and compact appearance, and easy installation.
Technical Specifications:
·Measurement range: 500-1060hPa
·Output: Frequency/Voltage/Intelligent
·Resolution: 0.1hPa
·Accuracy: ± 0.5hPa
·Range: 0~110Kpa
·Power supply: 12-32VDC (usually 24VDC)
·Output format: a: 0-5VDC;
b:4~20mA;
c: RS232/RS485 network communication
·Medium temperature: -10~60 ℃
·Environmental temperature: -10~60 ℃
·Measurement accuracy: ± 0.5%
·Nonlinear: ≤± 0.2% F.S
·Delay and repeatability: ≤± 0.2% F.S
·Long term stability: ≤± 0.1% F.S/year
·Thermal zero drift: ≤± 0.02% F.S/℃
·Response time: ≤ 30ms
·Maximum working pressure: 2 times the range
·Electrical Connection: Terminal Blocks
·Measurement medium: air
Recommended use:
·The barometer is placed inside the collector chassis
·The working environment is relatively stable
·When using, ensure that the pressure measuring chamber is unobstructed with the external atmospheric channel
·Connected to the outside atmosphere through a static pressure tube
