Battery Pressure Sensor
| Item | MPS-V60DL-R1-J (Vacuum Type) | MPS-P60DL-R1-J (Positive Pressure Type) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Applicable fluid | Air (non-corrosive, non-flammable gas) | ||
| Pressure range | 0 ~ -101 kPa | 0.000 ~ 1.000 MPa | |
| Set pressure range | 10 ~ -101 kPa | -0.100 ~ 1.000 MPa | |
| Proof pressure | 300 kPa | 1.5 MPa | |
| Battery type | Coin-type lithium battery (CR2032) | ||
| Sampling rate | 2 Hz | ||
| Pressure unit display | kPa | MPa | |
| Display type | LCD (3 1/2 digits) | ||
| Port size | R1/8, M5 | ||
| Weight | Approx. 40g | ||
Q1: What is the MPS-60 battery pressure sensor?
A: The MPS-60 is CONVUM's battery-powered pressure sensor with a digital display, designed for applications where pressure needs to be checked on site without additional wiring.
Q2: What is the main advantage of the MPS-60?
A: The main advantage of this series is no-wiring installation, along with a backlit display, power-saving mode, and IP65 protection for flexible on-site use.
Q3: Why is the MPS-60 suitable for quick on-site pressure checking?
A: It uses a digital display and comes with a standard backlight, so the pressure value is easier to read directly on site, even in darker locations.
Q4: Where is the MPS-60 suitable for installation?
A: Because it does not require wiring, the installation location is more flexible, making it suitable for positions where on-site pressure checking is needed.
Q5: Does the MPS-60 have a power-saving function?
A: Yes. If there is no operation for 60 seconds, the display turns off and the unit shifts to power-saving mode to reduce battery use.
Q6: How long does the battery last in the MPS-60?
A: Battery life is about one year when the pressure display is operated about five times per day.
Q7: What is the protection rating of the MPS-60?
A: The protection rating is IP65 for dustproof and water-resistant performance in general on-site environments.
Q8: What should be checked before selecting the MPS-60?
A: It is recommended to confirm whether no-wiring installation is needed, whether pressure will be checked directly on site, and whether backlight and IP65 protection are required.