September 1, 2009

A compound gauge only indicates that a vacuum is being produced, but does not tell you if moisture or acids are still in the system. The DV-22N, however, is the only tool to accurately read the low pressure produced when evacuation/dehydration is complete.

Features:

• Effective range from 20 - 9,000 microns
• Digital display with solid state circuitry so there is no adjustment necessary for fluctuating temperatures
• 32°F to 120°F (0°C to 48.9°C) ambient temperature
• NIST traceable
• 10 minute automatic power off battery saver
• Saves last vacuum readout after shutdown
• Low battery indicator
• Leak-proof, o-ring quick coupler
• Sealed touch buttons protects against spills and dust
• Retractable hanging hook
• Uses one 9 volt battery (not included)