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Digital pressure gauges, indicators

High-quality digital pressure gauges from WIKA

Precision digital pressure gauges are suitable for stationary and also mobile measurement and display of pressures. In addition, a digital pressure gauge can be used as a pressure reference and enables the easy testing, adjustment and calibration of other pressure measuring equipment directly on site. Through efficient measuring cells with electronic linearisation of the characteristic curve, a high accuracy is achieved.

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What is a Digital Pressure Gauge?

A digital pressure gauge (DPG) is defined here as any pressure measurement device that indicates pressure digitally using an electronic display. They can operate as fixed or mobile while showing a simple, direct and precise reading on an integrated display. A perfect example of this would be the CPG2500 precision pressure measuring instrument.

How Does a Digital Pressure Gauge Work?

Digital pressure gauges use an electro-mechanical form of pressure measurement inside their casing along with circuitry to translate this value to a digital reading. This is beneficial for appplications such as industrial processing, HVAC monitioring and automotive repair.

What are the Different Types of Digital Pressure Gauges?

The 2 main categories for digital pressure gauges are digital dial gauge and digital pressure indicator. A digital dial gauge is a DPG that looks like a traditional dial gauge in that it has a process connection and a round case with a display on the front. Digital pressure indicators are typically available in a desktop or rack mounted case.

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FAQ
FAQ

Is it possible to switch between 4...20 mA and 0...10 V?

No. The output signal is defined when you order the instrument and cannot be changed.