CPH6200-CPT6200 Hand-Held pressure indicator Description：

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Extensive application possibilities

For the hand-held pressure indicator model CPH6200, external reference pressure sensors of model CPT6200 with measuring ranges of up to 1,000 bar [14,500 psi] are available. Therefore, it is particularly suitable as a test instrument for applications such as process technology, machine building, etc. The digital indicator automatically detects the measuring range of the connected pressure sensor and guarantees a highly accurate pressure measurement.

Functionality

The CPH6200 can be used for measuring both gauge and absolute pressure. Differential pressure measurement is possible with the 2-channel version CPH6200-S2, and two connected model CPT6200 reference pressure sensors.

Pressure units selectable on the instrument are: bar, mbar, psi, Pa, kPa, MPa, mmHg or inHg.

An integrated data logger and various other functions such as Min., Max., Hold, Tare, zero point adjustment, alarm, power-off, peak value detection (1,000 measurements/s), average value filter, etc. ensure that the CPH6200 can be used for many different applications.

Software

In addition to the GSoft data logger evaluation software for the tabular and graphical representation of the logged data, WIKA-Cal calibration software for calibration tasks is also available. WIKA-Cal also offers, over and above PC-supported calibration, the management of the calibration and instrument data in an SQL database. A USB interface is available for the data transfer.

Applications

Calibration service companies and service industry

Measurement and control laboratories

Quality assurance

Special Features

Digital indicator with interchangeable pressure sensors (plug-and-play)

Measuring ranges 0 ... 1,000 bar [0 ... 14,500 psi]

Type of pressure: positive and negative overpressure, absolute pressure and differential pressure

Accuracy: 0.2 %, optionally 0.1 % (incl. calibration certificate)

Data logger for recording measured values