Detecto EB-60-204 Stainless Steel Bench Scale-60-lb capacity Reviews
Detecto EB-60-204 Stainless Steel Bench Scale-60-lb capacity Feature
- 60-lb capacity
- Push button tare
- Auto shut-off
- AC or battery power
- Large LCD display
- Flexible print formats
- Pounds/kilograms conversio
Simplicity of design and rugged construction are the key features of the EB-204 series. At home around food and water, the simple frame and bridge design with lift-off platform simplifies cleanup by providing direct access to all of the components.
The 204 indicator is perfect for basic weighing functions. Push button tare, auto shut-off, AC or battery power, large LDC display, flexible print formats, pounds/kilograms conversion, RS232 output and stainless steel construction make this powerful bench scale ready for top performance and long-term accuracy. The EB 60 204 has a capacity of 60 lb x .2 lb / 30 kg x .1 kg, a platform size of 14" W x 16" D / 350 mm x 400 mm and a shipping weight of 43 lb / 20 kg.
EB-204 Series Specifications:
- Indicator: Model 204 - 6-digit, 7-segment LCD 1" (25mm) high
- Annunciators: Zero, gross, tare, net, low battery
- Indicator Dimensions: 8" W x 6.625" H x 2.125" D (204mm W x 168mm H x 54mm D)
- Indicator Housing: Stainless steel
- Cover, Base, and Indicator Mount: Stainless steel
- Units: Pounds, kilograms, ounces, grams, or pounds/kilograms
- Indicator Keyboard: 7 keys
- Power: 90 to 260 VAC, 50 or 60 Hz
- Sample Rate: 1 - 50 sample per second, selectable
- Resolution: 1 part in 100,000 displayed, 1 part in 1,000,000 internal
- I/O: 1 bidirectional RS232 (20mA), 1 output only RS232 (20mA)
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Feb 21, 2011 03:43:04
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