PTB110 product

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 PTB110
Basic barometer

Features:
 Vaisala BAROCAP® pressure sensor
 Several pressure ranges:
– 500/600/800 ... 1100 hPa
– 600/800 ... 1060 hPa
 Analog voltage and frequency outputs:
– 0 ... 2.5/5V
– 500 ... 1100 Hz (TTL)
 Factory calibration up to eight pressure points (depending on Accuracy:
pressure range) +15 ...+25°C: ±0.3 hPa
 Offset adjustment using pushbuttons 0 ... +40°C: ±0.6 hPa
 ABS/PC blend plastic cover material -20 ... +45°C: ±1.0 hPa
 Al mounting plate
-40 ... +60°C: ±1.5 hPa
Stability: ±0.1 hPa/year
 Housing classification IP32 => needs protection in outdoor installation
 Mounting on a standard DIN rail
 Current consumption <4mA when measurement is active, less than
1A when in shutdownmode Benefits:
•Excellent long-term stability with Barocap®
sensor
•Low current consuption <4mA when active.
Even lower with on/off measurement control

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 PTB110 Structure
PTB110 Barometer with the cover
removed

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 PTB110 Barometer, Order Form
Order form Valid from April 2007
Purchaser Order no.

PTB110 Barometer

Barometer PTB110 PRICE

Pressure range 500…1100 hPa 1
600...1100 hPa 2
800...1100 hPa 3
600...1060 hPa 4
800…1060 hPa 5
Output options 0...5 Vdc A
0...2.5 Vdc B
Frequency output F
Installation Standard installation 0
DIN rail installation kit 1
Pressure fitting Standard A
Quick connector with shut-off valve for 1/8" hose B
User's guide No user's guide A
English B
TOTAL
QTY
TOTAL VALUE

Selections in bold are included in the prices of the basic versions.

Selections in italic are available at an extra price.

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 Applications for PTB110

Meteorological measurements:

 Automatic weather stations

 Drifting buoys
 Airport applications
 GPS receiver applications
 Hydrology & ground water
level measurements

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 Applications for PTB110

Metrology measurements:

 Calibration laboratory monitoring

 Transfer standard measurements
 Working standard measurements
 Altimeter calibration systems
 Wind tunnels

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