Display & Panel Meters

The Model 161 series is a 4-channel signal conditioning amplifier designed to be used with piezoelectric accelerometers (IEPE or Charge) and most other piezoelectric based transducers. The Model 161 series incorporates front-panel controlled gain...

• Large 0.8 in LED 6-digit...

The 9320 is a bipolar 7-digit hand held meter featuring two independently scalable ranges, peak and valley monitoring, display hold, mV/V calibration and a power save feature. Typical battery life exceeds 40 hours of continuous use. IEEE1451.4 TEDS...

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Bipolar, 5-digit display featuring 2000Hz high-bandwidth, +/-10V analog output, front-panel shunt calibration and tare, peak and valley monitoring. Sensor connection is via a removable screw-terminal...

For use with amplified load cells and rotary torque sensors. Features 120 readings per second, programmable +/-10V or 4-20mA analog output, peak and valley monitoring, RS232. Packaged in an aluminum 1/8 DIN, panel mountable enclosure with a plug-in...

The 9840 is suitable for use in calibration labs, field service, or anywhere high accuracy is important. Features include a bipolar 6-digit 2-line display, remote sense, low noise, 22-bit resolution, USB port with RS232 communication, mV/V...

The model 9850's modular design allows the use of 7 different types of channel cards in 2 available channels. Available channels include AC mV/V for use with Rotary Transformer type torque sensors, DC mV/V, +/-5V or +/-10V, 4-20mA, Frequency...

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The AC-D-4M Large Display Event Counter features bright 2.3-Inch LEDs that can be viewed easily from up to 100-feet...

The Measurement Specialties analog transducer amplifier is a general purpose, AC line-powered LVDT/RVDT conditioner featuring state-of-the-art design principles. The new SMT (Surface Mount Technology) design uses an embedded microprocessor to...

The CT6000 is a Full Logic Control Process Counter that can display up to three separate count values and compare them to programmable set points. The CT6000 can be programmed by the user for any pulse pre-scale value. The count can be programmed...