Model CPG1200 Digital pressure gauge
22 August 2024
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Model CPG1200
Digital pressure gauge
Standard version and Version with bumper
Applications
- Hydrostatic pressure test
- Burst tests
- Leakage measurement
- Setting of switch points on pressure switches
- Analysis of process pressures
Special features
- Setting and checking operating pressures is easier than ever
- Simple data transmission – via USB and Bluetooth®
- For mobile use and stationary continuous operation
Description
The battery-operated and very sturdily built digital pressure gauge model CPG1200 has been designed specifically for use in mobile applications. Ranges up to -1 ... +1,000 bar [-14.5 … +15,000 psi] (gauge pressure) feature an accuracy down to 0.25 % FS.
Checking and setting operating pressures is easier than ever
The instrument is available with the most common process connections. It simplifies the workflow thanks to the data logger with up to 1 million data points and min./max. function.
In practice, the quick and simple testing also minimises the risk of production downtimes due to critical pressure values in the process - thanks to the intrinsically safe Ex version also in sensitive areas of the oil and gas industry.
Simple data transmission – via USB and Bluetooth®
The model CPG1200 is equipped with a Micro-USB interface for simple and interference-resistant data transmission – and can optionally be expanded to include Bluetooth® for wireless communication.
For mobile use and stationary continuous operation
To ensure that critical pressure changes are detected at an early stage during transports, the CPG1200 continuously records the values and sends an alarm if necessary.
Temporary monitoring is no problem thanks to data logger and battery operation.
An energy-saving mode and variable measuring rates allow for operating times of up to 4,000 hours without changing the battery. The battery status display shows when a change is necessary. Thanks to power supply via USB interface, the CPG1200 is also a reliable solution for stationary operation.
