EXI-200AD
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CAS Simple Weight Explosion-Proof Indicator
Discover the CAS EXI-200AD industrial explosion-proof weighing indicator. Features include flameproof/dust/hydrogen gas protection (IP66), high-speed ADC, and full technical specs.
Specifications - EXI-200AD
Specifications
Scroll horizontally to view the full table.Model | EXI-200AD |
|---|---|
Explosion-proof rating | Ex d IIB+H2 T6 (Ex tD A21 T85℃ IP66) |
Input sensitivity | 0.5㎶/D (0.2㎶/D) |
Load cell excitation | DC 5V |
Max. load cell connections | 8EA (350ohm) |
Zero adjustment range | 0 mV/V ~ 2 mV/V |
A/D conversion speed | 320 times/sec |
Display | 7 segment 6digits LED |
Communication | RS-232C x 2ea |
Options | RS-422/485 (Modbus RTU) |
Options | Analog out (4~20mA, 0~10V) |
Options | Ethernet (Modbus TCP) |

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- Within 7 days of receipt, unless value is lost (for example, opened or damaged packaging that makes resale impractical).
- If performance differs from what was stated or advertised: within statutory periods (for example, three months from supply or thirty days from discovering the fact).
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