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Weighing Load Cell 10 kg (Wired, 1.0 mV/V)

Weighing Load Cell 10 kg (Wired, 1.0 mV/V)

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120 EGP

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About this product

A 10 kg aluminum wired load cell for electronic scales, balances and weight-based control systems. It is a bridge-type sensor with a rated output of 1.0 mV/V ±10%, so its small millivolt signal needs an amplifier such as the HX711 to read weight. It has a 0.02% F.S. non-linearity and a compact, simple structure for easy mounting.

Specifications

Rated load
0-10 kg
Rated output
1.0 ±10% mV/V
Non-linearity
0.02% F.S.
Hysteresis
0.02% F.S.
Zero balance
±2% F.S.
Input impedance
410 ±30 Ω
Compensated temperature range
-10 °C to 40 °C
Operating temperature range
-20 °C to 60 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of Weighing Load Cell 10 kg (Wired, 1.0 mV/V) in Egypt?

Weighing Load Cell 10 kg (Wired, 1.0 mV/V) currently costs between 120 and 130 EGP across 4 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy Weighing Load Cell 10 kg (Wired, 1.0 mV/V) in Egypt?

Weighing Load Cell 10 kg (Wired, 1.0 mV/V) is available from Future Electronics, Most Electronics, Ekostra, and Circuits Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

Do I need an amplifier to read this load cell?

Yes. The output is only 1.0 mV/V, so a bridge amplifier such as the HX711 is normally used to amplify and digitize the signal before a microcontroller reads it.

How do I identify the wires if their colors are not known?

Measure resistance between wire pairs. The input (excitation) pair should read about 410 Ω and the output (signal) pair about 350 Ω. Confirm the pairs with your amplifier's datasheet before applying voltage.