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Does what it says: operating temperature -40 degrees Celsius

the Turlach Chamber 140 is designed to operate at -40 degrees Celsius. The chamber has a benthic-range pressure calibrator to measure pressure and pressure levels. It's designed to withstand temperatures of -40 to -50 degrees Celsius in the chamber's operating room.

Good, with one reservation about the Turlach Chamber 140

The Turlach Chamber 140 was not the cheapest benthic-range pressure calibrator we considered. Ordering spares for the Chamber 140 took longer than we would have liked. But we would buy it again for the price of a spares pack-up.

The Turlach Chamber 140 after a year of steady use

The Turlach Chamber 140 is a benthic-range pressure calibrator. Despite a year of steady use it still reads the way it did on day one. The pressure sensor is still the right call for the job.

Sampling rate of 1316.6 hertz was the deciding figure

The Turlach Chamber 140 is our third benthic-range pressure calibrator and the first one specified properly. 1316.6 hertz is a hard floor on sampling rate but it clears it. For a benthics-range calibrator at 1316 hertz, it's perfect.

The Turlach Chamber 140 against the unit it replaced

The Turlach Chamber 140 is a benthic-range pressure calibrator. It is still the right call for the company, according to the manufacturer. The chamber has been in service since the 1970s and is still in use today.

The Turlach Chamber 140 in a smaller operation

second benthic-range pressure calibrator we have run. Turlach Chamber 140 replaced an older one. We run it on a single site rather than across a fleet to suit our needs. £1,200 for a full suite of three with a full range of features.

Benthic-range pressure calibrator at 25 months

The Turlach Chamber 140 is a benthic-range pressure calibrator with a calibration interval of 25 months. It's a good value for money for a 25-month calibration interval in a range of pressures and pressures of up to 20,000g/cm2.