BetaGauge II.
The new industry standard
in portable pressure
calibrators is
0.025% accuracy.
The process industries are quite
literally under pressure. There’s a lot
of pressure instrumentation out there
(one source estimates nearly 75% of
all field calibrations involve some type
of pressure variable). There’s a lot riding on this instrumentation — process
quality, plant safety, company profits.
And a lot of the instrumentation rides on
calibration accuracy.
That’s why we weren’t about to introduce just another pressure calibrator. We
wanted to develop a successor that would
significantly improve upon our own bestselling BetaGauge™. We wanted to meet
calibration requirements now and into the
next decade.
By any measure, we satisfied that design
criterion and then some. BetaGauge II™ is a
quantum leap over every other DPG on the
market. Over other pressure calibration
devices like dead weight testers. Even over
our own BetaGauge 320.
In terms of accuracy, the most critical
feature of any calibrator, BetaGauge II is
unmatched by any device in its price range.
For the majority of its available ranges, it has
a typical pressure accuracy of 0.025%
fullscale and an electrical accuracy of
±0.01%. That makes it four times more
precise than the instruments it is used to
calibrate, including 0.10% accuracy smart
pressure transmitters. Even so, BetaGauge II
is priced competitively with distant second
0.05% pressure calibrators. The closest
devices more accurate are far more expensive — lab instruments not intended for field
use, such as quartz gauges used to calibrate
other calibrators.
Yet remarkably, best-of-class accuracy is
but one of many reasons for specifying
BetaGauge II.