Yellow Jacket 69086 Digital Vacuum Gauge

Name: Yellow Jacket 69086 Digital Vacuum Gauge
Brand: Yellow Jacket
SKU: Yellow69086
Price: 330.66 USD
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HANDHELD VACUUM GAUGE KIT

Unique patented thermal conductivity sensor automatically compensates for temperature
Replaceable, cleanable, plug-in sensor (Part #69087) handles 450 psi positive pressure
Displays seven different units of measurement (microns, milliTorr, Torr, millimeters of mercury, millibar, kiloPascal and Pascal)
12" coiled sensor cord stretches to 24" for easy reach, connectivity and readability of display
Magnetized on back for secure, upright positioning on any metal surface
Low battery indicator
Automatic shut-off after 20 minutes
Calibration standards traceable to NIST
32° to 122°F (0° to 50°C) operating temperature range
14 oz. (392 g) with battery
Approximately 25 hours continuous battery life
Made in the USA

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Yellow Jacket 69086 Digital Vacuum Gauge

Low battery indicator
Automatic shut-off after 20 minutes
Calibration standards traceable to NIST
32° to 122°F (0° to 50°C) operating temperature range
14 oz. (392 g) with battery

This easy-to-use gauge shows that air and moisture have been removed from the system. Simple push of a button changes the display readout between 7 units of measurement. Each displays from atmosphere to 10 microns (bargraph indication above 25000 microns) to let you know that your vacuum pump is clean and performing properly. If the sensor gets dirty, simply plug a new sensor into the gauge, run through a quick calibration process and be back on the job within minutes.