FORKLIFT FRONT END LOADER HYDRAULIC SCALE SYSTEM BACKHOE ON BOARD WEIGHING TRACTOR BUCKET SKID

                                                                    
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Easy to install. Weigh on the go and save time. Converts hydraulic pressure into a readable weight of the load being lifted. "Tee's" into the hydraulic system of your forklift or loader. TEE IS NOT INCLUDED. Accuracy error is +/- 1% of full capacity. Will weigh in 10 LB increments for 10,000 capacity systems, 50 LB increments for higher capacities.

Product Description

Powered off the battery of your machine. 12 volt DC power is standard. (24, 36, 48 volt DC power also available, please call) 5,000 PSI sensor. 1/4 Inch NPT male threads on sensor. Comes with a hook up cable of 12 feet. Push button controls. Display is ABS sealed and measures 6.5" x 3.5" x 2.25" (without stand). 0.56 inch ultra bright LED digit display. 6 digit display. Overload warning. Full range zero/tare. "Lock-On-Weight", weight will stay displayed on monitor and can also be recalled. Data output for printer/computer interfacing (no tech support). Serial printer data or continuous computer data. Water resistant sealed polycarbonate with stainless steel tilt mounting bracket. Easily mounted to equipment. Display modes for display of Current Load or Total Weight. Adjustable parameters for automatic weight capture and capture and add for front-end-loaders 60,000 internal resolutions. Sensor operating temperature = -40c to 125c (-40f to 257f). Humidity = 0 to 80% non-condensing. Temperature compensated sensor supplied. Printer option available. Additional load monitor display option available. Adjustable sample rate. Adjustable motion detection and threshold for"Lock-on-Weight". Reweigh button for"Lock-on-Weight"without reloading the scale. 1 year limited manufacturers warranty. Comes with detailed installation manual. Available in PDF, contact me for a copy. For initial calibration a known weight load of 10% of full capacity is recommended