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Handheld
Digital Manometer: The Dwyer Series 475 Mark III Handheld
Digital Manometer is ideal for field calibration, monitoring
or trouble shooting HVAC systems, clean rooms or a wide
range of other low pressure pneumatic systems. This handy
instrument measures positive, negative or differential pressures
of air and natural gases in ranges from 1 in. w.c. (0.249
kPa) to 150 psid (10.34 bar). The Series 475-FM is approved
and is intrinsically safe for hazardous locations, Class
1, Div.1, Group A, B,C, D, T4. Its simple operation and
easy to read digital display make it an indispensable test
instrument for the plant engineer, industrial hygienist
and HVAC technician. When used with a Dwyer Pitot tube (see
Air Velocity), the Series 475 Mark III can also be used
as an air velocity gage. See the complete 475-1-FM-AV kit
described below.
The Series 475-FM Mark III is housed in a durable extruded
aluminum case with its solid state circuitry mounted on
a tough fiberglass epoxy circuit board. A standard 9 volt
battery provides up to 100 hours of operation. Dual push
pads on the front panel control on-off operation and English
or metric pressure unit selection. No setup or leveling.
Zero adjust knob is conveniently located on top. The large
1/2" LCD display is easy to read, minimizing data collection
errors. Units include a "low battery" indicator.
The pressure sensor used is a highly stable silicon piezoresistive
device. Standard connections are dual sized for 1/8"
or 3/16" I.D. vinyl or rubber tubing. Complete instructions
are conveniently printed on rear of housing.
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