Bargraph Display From Bristol Instruments

A 3-color horizontal bar graph with accompanying numeric display. Based on a single-chip microcontroller with a fast 24-bit A/D converter, this instrument can be configured for eight different input types easily set using the display’s button-driven menu or via a PC.

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Mar 12th, 2016

• 5 Year Warranty
• 3-Color display
• Relays, data output, analog output (options)
• Multifunction input: DC, Process Monitor, RTD, T/C, DU, Resistance, Cu and Ni
• DC Voltmeter and ammeter, ohmmeter, T/C & RTD thermometer
• Display unit for linear potentiometers

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