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General| Operating Temperature | 0 to 50 °C |
|---|---|
| Protection class | IP 40 |
| Pressure Measurement Range | 10^-9 to 1, 000 hPa |
| Measurement Range | 10^-9 to 1, 000 hPa |
| Output Signal | 0 to 10 V |
| Power Supply | 24 V DC |
| Materials exposed to vacuum | Stainless steel |
| Connector | 9-pin D-sub socket |
Explains warning symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution, Note) for safety communication.
Specifies the required training and experience for users to perform tasks safely.
Provides overarching safety guidelines for handling the product and process media.
Outlines the manufacturer's and user's responsibilities and warranty conditions.
Details the operational pressure ranges, accuracy, and temperature effects on measurements.
Describes the analog output signal, voltage ranges, and error signal behavior.
Covers supply voltage, power requirements, connector types, and grounding methods.
Details materials, internal volume, pressure limits, temperature, humidity, and protection ratings.
Details on connecting the gauge to the vacuum system, including overpressure safety.
Instructions and safety for connecting the gauge electrically to power and measurement systems.
Procedures for starting the gauge and the required warm-up periods for measurements.
Explains the LED indicator states and the process for calibrating the gauge.
Detailed steps for performing zero point and offset adjustments for accurate measurements.
Procedure to restore the gauge to its default factory settings.
Safety warnings regarding breakage risk and handling of potentially contaminated parts during dismantling.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the gauge from the vacuum system.
Information on the product's maintenance-free nature and warranty limitations for repairs.
Guidelines and requirements for shipping contaminated products, including necessary declarations.
Instructions for disposing of the product, separating components based on contamination and material type.
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