Product description
The modular gauge display controller IMG 400, measuring range from one atmosphere up to 2X10-12 hPa, is suitable for displaying and controlling the modular gauges IMR 420 and IMR 430
Product description
1. Vacuum gauge display DPG 202 dual-channel design, can load 2 digital vacuum gauges and display readings at the same time, equipped with LCD backlight large screen, display units a variety of switching: mbar, bar, Pa, hPa, mTorr, Torr.
2. Power controller TPS 101, ideal for turbomolecular pumps HiPace 10/60, HiPace 80 SplitFlow 50/80, output current 4.6A, output voltage 24 (± 2 %) V DC.
*The digital gauge can also be connected to the Hipace turbomolecular pump power controller, which displays readings
Analog signal vacuum gauge ActiveLine dedicated display controller, universal power supply, easy operation, accurate reading.
The gauge display TPG series consists of gauge displays TPG 361 (replacing model TPG 261), TPG 362 (replacing model TPG 262) and TPG 256 A as well as the new TPG 366.
Product description
The modular gauge display controller IMG 400, measuring range from one atmosphere up to 2X10-12 hPa, is suitable for displaying and controlling the modular gauges IMR 420 and IMR 430
Product description
1. Vacuum gauge display DPG 202 dual-channel design, can load 2 digital vacuum gauges and display readings at the same time, equipped with LCD backlight large screen, display units a variety of switching: mbar, bar, Pa, hPa, mTorr, Torr.
2. Power controller TPS 101, ideal for turbomolecular pumps HiPace 10/60, HiPace 80 SplitFlow 50/80, output current 4.6A, output voltage 24 (± 2 %) V DC.
*The digital gauge can also be connected to the Hipace turbomolecular pump power controller, which displays readings
Analog signal vacuum gauge ActiveLine dedicated display controller, universal power supply, easy operation, accurate reading.
The gauge display TPG series consists of gauge displays TPG 361 (replacing model TPG 261), TPG 362 (replacing model TPG 262) and TPG 256 A as well as the new TPG 366.
