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Ohaus 30424078 TD52P Weight IndicatorMulti functional Indicator for Standard Industrial Applications See results clearly on the large backlit display. The alphanumeric keypad & function keys allow for a simplified user experience. On screen prompts and soft keys will guide you through the operation. Results can be stored in the Micro SD card. Data output via built in RS232 or optional interfaces including RS232 RS485 USB device, Ethernet & Bluetooth WiFi. Analog Output & Discrete I O
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