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Built-In Load Indicator ART-400

Built-In Load Indicator ART-400

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General Information: The ART-40 is a built-in load indicator designed for integration into control panels and desks. It functions as a repeater, easily installed using two non-polarized wires without the need for additional power supply. It can receive data from various visors, and multiple repeaters can be installed in parallel to receive weight data from bi-scale or multiscale devices.
Characteristics: The ART-40 offers options such as tare, summing memory, and total. It features a 6-digit LCD display with a size of 0.4 inches. The operational temperature range is from -20ºC to +60ºC. Key functions include On/Off, Zero, Tare, Sum, Total, and Erase. The device has a protection rating of IP 55, with an optional upgrade to IP 65. Connection is facilitated through two non-polarized wires.
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Built-In Load Indicator ART-400-1

Built-In Load Indicator ART-400 Revisión 01 | Reviewed by JN Mechanized panel General information The ART-40 built-in load indicator has been designed to be built-in in control panels, desks, etc. The ART-40 is a repeater of very easy installation ( by means of 2 wires without polarity and without need of feeding), it can receive the information from whichever of our visors, various repeaters can be installed in parallel in the same line, each one of them to receive the weight of the biscale or multiscale devices. The ART-40 has different options, like the incorporation of tare, summing memory, total, etc. Work temperature: -20ºC + 60ºC Functions: On/Off, Zero, Tare, Sum, Total and Erase Protection: IP 55 (optional IP 65) Connection: By means of 2 wires without polari

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