Description; Safety Details; Operating; Switching On And Off - HUBER INSTRUMENTE HM22 Mode D'emploi

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Description

The HUBER handheld pressure gauge
HM22 is a digital pressure measuring
instrument with integrated pressure sensor
for the measurement of differential, relative or
absolute pressures. Its 3 1/2" digit LCD display
and high precision render it suitable for a wide
range of applications.
Features
Piezo-resistive pressure sensor
Measuring range HI, class 0.2% F.S.
Measuring range LO, class 0.5% F.S.
For instrument air or inert gases

measuring range changeover

Large LCD display
HOLD function
Zero point setting
Lo-Batt indication for battery change
Facility for 9 V block battery or accumulator
Splash-proof ABS case (IP 54)
12 month guarantee

2 Safety details

The pressure values stated on the rating plate
and mentioned in these operating instructions
must not be exceeded or the pressure sensor
can be destroyed.
The instrument is not to be used in an
explosive environment!
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Operating

3.1

Switching on and off

Switching on
Switching off
In the case of a temperature change the
instrument requires at least 30 minutes to
adjust to the new ambient temperature.
3.2

Pneumatic connections

Before making the pneumatic connection to
the instrument, ensure that no pressures can
occur in the system which could exceed the
maximum overload capacity of the HM22. The
connections are intended for direct connection
to the measuring pipelines (hose, internal
diameter
4
mm,
6 mm). The 0...1/10 bar measuring range is
always fitted with NPT 1/8" connection unions.
Ensure correct connection of the pneumatic
hoses!
P + high pressure
- S low pressure
the absolute pressure version)
When screwing on a coupling it
is important to turn with a
spanner
direction. Never hold at case
only!
9
Press the ON key
Press the OFF key
external
diameter
(not available with
in
the
opposite
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