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Wide measuring range of 600 to 1100hPa |
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High resolution of 0.01hPa |
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Red LED for easy visibility |
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Various arithmetic results: calculates and displays the values of MAX, MIN, AVG and REL |
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RS-232C/Printer output Equipped with an RS-232C output. Measured values can be displayed on a computer in real time. The data also can be printed out in real time with the optional printer |
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Upper and lower limit alarms Equipped with a contact output that can be connected to an external alarm device such as a buzzer and revolving light. Upper and lower limit alarm values can be separately set |
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Pressure port that is the inlet for the atmospheric pressure is equipped |
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Measuring range |
600.00 to 1100.00hPa |
Resolution |
0.01hPa |
Accuracy (at 10 to 40C) |
±0.50hpa (700.00 to 1100.00hPa) ±1.00hpa (other than above) |
Sampling time |
approx. 1 sec. |
Sensing element |
Piezoresistance pressure sensor |
Display |
7 segment red LED (6 digits) Status indication: red LED |
Operation ambient |
-10°C to 50°C, less than 85 %rh (no condensing) |
Power requirement |
9VDC (exclusive AC adapter in 100 to 240VAC use) 660mA 50/60Hz |
Materials |
Main Body: SPCC Display: acryl resin Pressure port: SUS304 |
Dimensions |
(W)200×(H)90×(D)280 mm |
Weight |
appricx. 3.0 kg |
Accessories |
Instruction manual, exclusive AC adapter x 1 RS-232C cable x 1 USB serial cable (with CD-ROM for USB driver) x 1 |
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By using the exclusive software, measured data can be displayed on PC in real time.
▪ SK-500B and PC can be connected with the dedicated cable ▪ Measured data can be evaluated with graphs on PC ▪ Acquired data can be stored with "CSV" format in real time ▪ Exclusive software can be downloaded from our software downloading page ▪ OS:Windows XP(SP3), Windows 7(64-bit/32-bit), Windows 8(64-bit/32-bit), Windows 8.1(64-bit/32-bit), Windows 10(64-bit/32-bit)
Graph Display on the PC Screen
Atmospheric pressure is defined as “power” on the horizontal surface by weight of the air and hectopascal (hPa) is used as a unit of atmospheric pressure.
The air becomes atmospheric layer and wraps up the earth. The weight (pressure) of approx. 1kg per 1cm2 applies to sea level and it is equivalent to approx. 1,013 hPa.
As altitude rises, the air decreases and its weight decrease.This means that the atmospheric pressure falls down as altitude rises. Upon reaching a height of 100m above sea level, the atmospheric pressure will drop approx. 12 hPa.
Thus, in order to compare the readings measured at different spots (heights), it is necessary to convert it into the same altitude as mean sea level. The converted atmospheric pressure is called Sea level pressure.
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The relation between Altitude and Atmospheric Pressure |
Altitude m |
Pressure hPa |
Altitude m |
Pressure hPa |
Altitude m |
Pressure hPa |
Altitude m |
Pressure hPa |
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 |
1013.2 1001.2 989.5 977.7 966.0 954.5 943.2 932.0 920.8 909.7 898.8 |
1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 |
887.9 877.2 866.6 856.0 845.5 835.1 824.9 814.9 804.9 795.0 |
2100 2200 2300 2400 2500 2600 2700 2800 2900 3000 |
785.2 775.5 765.7 756.3 746.9 737.5 728.3 719.9 709.9 701.1 |
3200 3400 3600 3800 4000 4200 4400 4600 |
683.6 666.6 649.3 632.7 616.5 600.5 585.1 569.7 |
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