Digital Gauge
Force or Torque Indicators with Remote Sensors
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Volume Discount Schedule
| Quantity | Price each |
|---|---|
| 1-9 | $892.50 |
| 10-24 | $847.88 |
| 25-49 | $830.03 |
| 50-99 | $794.33 |
| 100+ | $776.48 |
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- Interchangeable Force and Torque Sensors
- High Speed 2000 Hz Sampling rate
- Ultra-Compact Size
- 4 Selectable Units of Measure
- Load Cells Available in Ranges from 0.25 to 10,000 lb
- Torque Sensors for 10 oz-in to 100 lb-in Ranges
- USB Data Output
- Programmable SetPoints with Pass/Fail Indicators
- Large Backlit Graphics Display
- Live Load Bargraph with Set Point Markers
- Peak Readings and Set Points Always Displayed
DFG-RS3 Model Options
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Rated 2 out of
5
by
KVoorhies from
Unclear on Website
I was told that the meter and load cell were a kit, even after talking with your engineering. Other loads cells are $500 less! We were in a pinch, so we order both items separately. But $1500 for a load cell and meter seems excessive. Called customer support - was no help understanding, just kept stating "sold separately". It seems very odd that the meter and load cell are exactly the same price.
Date published: 2020-04-27
Rated 1 out of
5
by
youngblood from
In-accurate Information
Contacted Omega prior to purchasing the indicator and asked if you could disconnect a load cell after applying pressure then reconnect to the same load cell with the same loads applied, would it still read current load? Initially told yes, made the purchase to find out that was untrue. Contacted Omega again and then they told me the load cell would start back at zero. So now instead of being able to connect and reconnect from one load cell to another you need to purchase one indicator per load cell to constantly monitor the loads in different areas. My application covers a large area and having fragile wires hanging everywhere is not feasible. The specific PN's I'm referencing are: DFG-RS3, DFG-RSA and LCWD-1K. Due to poor information provided prior to purchasing and the horrible customer service experience OMEGA gets a low rating.
Date published: 2022-05-05
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UKCA
Are size dimensions available for the sensors that are used in conjunction with the DFG-RS3 force/torque indicator. We have a handle that we wish to measure both the pull force to allow actuation and rotational torque for valve opening.
Yes,
Dimensional drawing for all RLC and RTQ load cells and torque sensors for the DFG-RS3 and DFG-RS5 are contained in the RLC and RTQ users manual which is available for download from the MANUALS file on our website.
Date published: 2020-01-03
Can this be used to measure the force (in netwons) of pulling a load of freight on a warehouse floor using a pallet jack?
The DFG-RSA is a remote sensor adaptor. The main unit is the DFG-RS3. The main unit can certainly be used to measure pulling force, the setup just needs to be appropriate for the application. For any further questions about your specific application please feel free to email us at pressure@omega.com.
Date published: 2020-10-02
Does this come with a calibration certificate?
Thank you for your question?
Unfortunately we will need a little more information from you on the product you are inquiring about.
Date published: 2019-06-26
Does DFG-RS3 come with the Torque Sensors for 10 oz-in to 100 lb-in Ranges? If yes, could you kindly provide a picture of the sensor (did not find in the manual).
Thank you for your inquiry.
The website now has the linc to all the sensors for this unit.
hope this was helpful?
Date published: 2020-10-02
