Laboratory vacuum gauge DVR 2pro
digital

Laboratory vacuum gauge - DVR 2pro - Vacuubrand - digital
Laboratory vacuum gauge - DVR 2pro - Vacuubrand - digital
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Characteristics

Applications
laboratory
Type
digital

Description

improved functionality within the navigation menu helps to save energy and to increase the life cycle of the battery large, graphical analog display with digital measuring values alows to detect tendencies and makes it easier to readout precisely pressure unit user-selectable in mbar, hPa or Torr prevents unnecessary conversions different vacuum connections and the additional support rod allow the use in almost every laboratory application chemical resistant materials for wetted parts together with the capacitive ceramic diaphragm pressure sensor provide excellent long-term stability and accuracy The DVR 2pro is a fully electronic, versatile vacuum gauge for the measuring range from atmospheric pressure to 1 mbar. All wetted parts are made from enhanced chemical resistant material which allows the use under very rough laboratory conditions. The high accuracy and the large graphical display from the DVR 2 have also been carried forward for the “pro” version. One of the main enhancements is the power supply with a normal 9 V Alkaline battery. The new battery slot at the back of the gauge allows for easy replacement of the battery. A wider range of connection parts provide a great range of connection flexibility for laboratory use.

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Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

Forum Labo 2025

25-27 Mar 2025 Paris (France)

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