LEO 1, the microprocessor-controlled digital pressure peak gauge from KELLER (Switzerland) polls the value for the pressure variable in a process 5000 times each second. The result: reliable detection of the dreaded pressure peaks – often of extremely short duration – due to fast-switching hydraulic valves, pump units and other causes. This means that prompt action can be taken to prevent damage due to cavitation, etc.
The dual digital display updates the measured value and the minimum or maximum value attained twice every second. In the compen¬sated temperature range from 0 to 50°C, typical overall accuracy is 0,2 %FS (Full Scale).
In addition, the LEO 1 from KELLER offers a feature that is especially useful in practice: each current measured value can be defined as the reference, simply by pressing a button. When this is done, the digital manometer no longer shows the actual value but the devia¬tions from the specified setpoint instead.
With just two keys, the user can parameterise all the functions on the peak value manometer. These include a choice of five different units of measurement and neutralisation of the stored extreme values at the start of an observation period. The device switches off automa¬tically about 15 minutes after the last key is pressed. After switching over to continuous operation, the battery has sufficient capacity for up to 1400 hours in manometer mode and up to 180 hours in peak value mode.
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