SGS-350 Series – Strain Gauge Simulator

Product Description

The Magtrol SGS-350 is a strain gauge bridge simulator made entirely with passive components and an aluminum housing designed for use in extremely harsh environments.

The SGS-350 can be used in place of a strain gauge sensor with 0 … 2 mV/V sensitivity, in order to test or calibrate an LMU 210 Series Load Monitoring Unit (or other model), including threshold overload testing.

The SGS-350 can be supplied with 5 … 10 V DC power supply.

Features

  • Power Supply: 5 … 10 V DC
  • Sensitivity: 0 … 2 mV/V
  • Linearity: 0.5 %
  • Impedance: 350 Ohms
  • 10-turn Potentiometer (with counter)
  • Aluminum Housing
  • Single and dual channel versions available

Applications

Combined with an LMU 210 Series – Load Monitoring Unit, the strain gauge simulator allows operational tests and settings to be preformed prior to use on site.

Its aluminum housing provides the SGS-350 with reinforced protection and allows it to be used in particularly harsh environments.

The dual-channel version simulates sensor settings with redundant strain gauge bridges.

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