Indicator stainless steel Washdown Ohaus DT33XW
Description
Stainless Steel Washdown Indicator for Basic Industrial Applications
i-DT33XW is the go-to indicator when simplicity and accuracy are necessary in wet environments, or where the ability to frequently wash down is a must. The IP66 washdown stainless steel housing indicator features software for Weighing, Parts Counting, Checkweighing and Totalization, a large multicolor backlit LCD display, stainless steel mounting bracket, and a built-in bi-directional RS232C for printing or data connectivity.
Results are clearly shown using the large, bright backlit LCD display. In Checkweighing mode, the display changes color (yellow/green/red) to alert when it is within the target weight range.
Features software for Parts Counting, Checkweighing, and Totalization. Includes RS232 with optional USB Device or Ethernet for printing or data connectivity.
Indicator features an IP66 protected 304-stainless steel housing with bracket. Display resolution up to 1:30,000; OIML approved resolution 1:10,000; NTEP and Measurement Canada approved to 1:6,000.
Specifications
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Connection options:
Ethernet (standard)
RS232 (standard)
USB (option)
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Performance:
Battery (standard)
Power supply - Approved according to: OIML
- Calibration: External
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Function:
Check weighing
Counting function (NOT counting scale) - IP protection: IP66
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Material:
Stainless steel
Steel
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