1200 g x 0.001 g Analytical Balance – 1 mg Digital Precision Lab Electronic Balance with Electromagnetic Sensor

Introduction

The USS-DBS89 Analytical Balance features an advanced electromagnetic force sensor, offering superior accuracy compared to traditional 1 mg balances with strain gauge sensors. With a capacity of up to 1200 g, it meets the needs of both high-precision and high-capacity applications, making it ideal for delicate substances or larger samples.
The balance includes percentage weighing and counting functions, along with adjustable stability and display speed settings, ensuring efficient and precise measurements. It supports four units—grams (g), milligrams (mg), carats (ct), and ounces (oz)—providing flexibility for diverse weighing tasks.

Features

• Readability: 0.001g (1mg) with electromagnetic force sensor.
• Enhanced Capacity: 0.01g-1200g
• Stabilization Time: ≤3 seconds
• Internal Calibration
• Four Weighing Units Conversion: g,mg,ct,oz
• RS232 Interface: Enables connection to a printer or a computer for data transfer.
• Overload protection, piece counting

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User Manual

To learn how to install, calibrate, set up, and use this product, please refer to the user manual.

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Precautions

• Leveling the Balance: Accurate horizontal positioning necessary for repeatable measurementsand exact results. Adjust the leveling feet of the analytical balance until the air bubbleinthe indicator is centered.
• Warm-Up Requirement: For accurate results, the balance must warm up for at least 30 minutes after being powered on or after a power outage longer than 30 minutes, to reach the proper operating temperature before calibration or use.(For warm-up time details, refer to the user manual or contact support.)
• Stability: Place the balance on a stable, vibration-free surface, away from drafts and electromagnetic interference. It's important to note that high-precision balances are more susceptible to environmental factors, which can affect reading stability.
• Calibration: Calibrate the balance if it is moved (even within the same room), when ambient conditions change, and before each use. If pressing the "CAL" button has no effect, ensure you are pressing and holding it. For most models, calibration requires a long press rather than a quick tap.(Refer to the manual for specific instructions).

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