Extech Model 475055 Digital Force Gauge User's Guide

This user manual introduces the functions and usage of the Extech 475055 Digital Force Gauge, including the measurement range, display direction, units, response time, etc.


Extech Model 475055 Digital Force Gauge User's Guide - cover page
Brand
EXTECH
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
246 KB
Published
01 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
475055
MD5 checksum
BC66AA780A870158A9A83146CD7831E0

About this manual

The Extech Model 475055 is a digital force gauge designed to measure both tension (pull) and compression (push) forces up to 220 lbs. It features an automatic determination of force direction, peak hold functionality, selectable fast/slow response times, and the ability to reverse the display orientation. The device includes a separate S-type load sensor with hooks for secure attachment.

What's inside

  • Meter Description
  • Preparation for Measurement
  • Measurement Mode
  • Peak Load Measurement
  • Fast/Slow selection
  • Mounting
  • Display Backlight
  • RS-232 PC Interface
  • Battery Replacement
  • Specifications

Specifications

Range220 lbs, 100kg, 980 Newtons
Accuracy±(0.5%rdg + 0.1lbs, 0.1kg or 0.4N)
Resolution0.05lbs, 0.05kg, 0.2 Newtons
Power Supply6 x 1.5V 'AA' batteries or 9VDC adapter
Operating Temperature0°C to 50°C (32 °F to 122 °F)
Update RateFast mode 0.2 seconds; Slow mode 0.6 seconds

Frequently asked questions

How does the gauge determine if it is measuring tension or compression?

The instrument automatically determines Tension or Compression (pull/push) force during use.

What happens when the measurement exceeds the specified range?

The LCD displays all dashes at the top for tension measurements and at the bottom for compression measurements.

How do I replace the batteries?

Remove the two screws from the battery compartment cover, lift off the cover, and replace with six (6) 1.5V 'AA' batteries.

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