Digital Manometer

In a nutshell, a digital manometer is a pressure measuring device that ditches the old-school liquids (like mercury) for a modern, electronic approach.

Here's the gist:

· Digital Readout: Shows pressure on a screen in easy-to-read numbers (psi, kPa, etc.), unlike traditional manometers that rely on liquid levels.

· More Accurate: Offers higher accuracy, especially across broader pressure ranges.

· Easy to Use: No need to decipher liquid levels, making it simpler to read and record measurements.

· Portable and Compact: Often smaller and lighter than traditional models, enhancing portability.

· Extra Features (on some models): May offer data logging for recording measurements over time, or show minimum and maximum pressure readings.

Used in:

· HVAC Systems: Monitoring air pressure in ventilation ducts.

· Pneumatic Systems: Checking for pressure problems in compressed air lines.

· Fluid Flow: Measuring pressure drops in pipes.

· Even Medicine: Special models can monitor blood pressure.