PACE1001 Precision Barometric Indicator and Recorder - DESCRIPTION

PACE1001 Precision Barometric Indicator and Recorder - DESCRIPTION
by Druck

 

PACE1001DescriptionThe PACE1001 Precision Barometric Indicator and Recorder brings together the latest measurement technology from Druck to offer an elegant, fast, flexible, and economical solution to barometric indication and monitoring. Employing digitally characterized pressure sensors, the PACE1001 offers the quality, stability, and precision associated with this latest generation of resonant devices. The unit has a pressure range of 750–1150 mbar absolute (10.9 to 16.7 psi or 75 to 115 kPa) and offers three levels of precision to accommodate specifications and budget requirements.  You can connect optional external IDOS universal pressure modules to increase the pressure measurement capability.

You can configure the color, touch-screen display of the PACE1001 to indicate pressure measurement simultaneously from up to three sensors, either graphically or numerically. You can also log measurements to an internal memory over a customized time period, sample rate, and trigger. Next, you can replay the results on the display, save them to a USB storage device, or export them to a PC. You can also re-transmit pressure measurements via one of the communication ports.

The PACE1001 barometer comes standard with the Airfield task, allowing the user to display QFE, QFF, or QNH in pressure units or altitude in feet or meters.

You can choose from the following optional features:

  • Leak Test: The leak test measures leak rate over the measured dwell time. At the start of the test, the instrument measures the applied test pressure in the user system. The instrument records the pressure change during measured dwell time. Upon completion, the display presents the leak rate results, displaying the leak rate either per second or per minute, depending on the selected pressure units.
  • Analog Output: The setup menu screen programs the analog output to output a signal proportional to the selected instrument range. This allows the instrument to interface with PC or PLC I/O cards, remote displays, chart recorders, or other data logging equipment. Users can select outputs of 0 to 10 V, 0 to 5 V, -5 to 5 V, and 0/4 to 20 mA.
  • Volt-Free Contacts: Volt-free contacts enable control of peripheral devices such as vacuum pumps, ovens, etc. Each VFC option has three independent volt-free NO/NC relay contacts. You can set a number of conditions within a PACE1001 instrument to trigger a relay, toggling its contacts.