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Compact barometer recorder
  • Compact barometer recorder
  • Compact barometer recorder
  • Compact barometer recorder
  • Made in france

Compact barometer recorder

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€791.67 Tax included

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  • Livraison à domicile : Gratuit

Une question ? +33 2 97 11 80 95

Une question ? +33 2 97 11 80 95

Detailed features

NAUDET's compact barograph recorder

This barometer works on the same principle as the needle barometers. The deformation of the capsules drives a lever equipped with a tracer which allows the variation of the atmospheric pressure to be observed.

The characteristics of the compact barometer recorder of NAUDET

  • Dimensions: 20x12x14 cm
  • Weight: 1.7 kg
  • 4-capsule mechanism
  • Accuracy: +/- 0.5 hPa
  • Rotation by 7-day quartz clockwork
  • 1 fibre pen supplied
  • 1 battery 1.5V type LR6 supplied
  • 50 11HPa reference diagrams supplied
  • Ideal for use at sea
  • Finish: wood

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