The Electronic Pressure Indicator measures dynamic pressures. The Electronic Pressure Indicator is especially designed to analyze large two and four stroke Diesel and gas engines. Its main application area is the marine market and mobile and stationary power stations.
The Electronic Pressure Indicator has gone out of production 2017.
It is replaced by the DPI.
The measuring method of the Electronic Pressure Indicator is fast and simple: The pressure sensor is temporarily connected to the indicator valve (connection W27 x 1/10”). While the measuring series is being recorded, the data can be read off the LC display. After that, the data sets are saved to memory and can be transferred to the PC. The data may be evaluated and administered with the DPI software.
Pressure range: | 0 to 250 bar |
Standard connection: | W 27 x 1/10" |
Engine range: | 35 to 800 rpm for 2-stroke engines 120 to 1400 rpm for 4-stroke engines |
Pressure resolution: | 0.07 bar for pressure range 0 to 250 bar |
Accuracy: | < 0.5% |
Memory capacity: | 9 engines (32 data sets) |
Battery capacity: | 6 hrs |
Battery charger input: | 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
Operating temperature: | 0 to 350°C pressure sensor |
Dimensions: | 220 mm x 130 mm x 45 mm hand-held unit Ø = 60 mm , L = 210 mm pressure sensor |