Multiple Gauge Controllers

Multiple gauge controllers are used to manage and operate several types of vacuum and ion gauges simultaneously, essential for precise pressure measurements in complex vacuum systems. They offer enhanced measurement capabilities, such as controlling multiple ion and convectron gauges, with operational ranges that can vary from ultra-high vacuum to atmospheric pressure.

  2. GRANVILLE PHILLIPS CONVECTRON GAUGE CONTROLLER

    Multiple Gauge Controllers

    GRANVILLE PHILLIPS CONVECTRON GAUGE CONTROLLER

    316 Series Convectron Gauge Controller

    Granville Phillips 316 Convectron Vacuum Gauge Controller allows you to measure pressure at six points in a vacuum system simultaneously.

  3. BOC EDWARDS TIC INSTRUMENT CONTROLLER 3 HEAD

    Multiple Gauge Controllers

    BOC EDWARDS TIC INSTRUMENT CONTROLLER 3 HEAD

    TIC Instrument Controller - 3 Head

    TIC can accodomate 3 active gauges and automatically recognizes and controls active gauges including APG100 Pirani, convection, thermocouple, strain, inverted magnetron, wide range and active ion gauges.

  6. GRANVILLE PHILLIPS MULTIPLE GAUGE CONTROLLER

    Multiple Gauge Controllers

    GRANVILLE PHILLIPS MULTIPLE GAUGE CONTROLLER

    Multiple Gauge Controller

    Granville Phillips Model 360, can replace 307 controller.

    Dual Ion gauge, Dual Convectron gauge and Stabil-ion remote control.

    Representative Photo, may be configured as two separate units for half 19" rack mount

  8. GRANVILLE PHILLIPS 316 CONVECTRON GAUGE CONTROLLER

    Multiple Gauge Controllers

    GRANVILLE PHILLIPS 316 CONVECTRON GAUGE CONTROLLER

    316 Series Convectron Gauge Controller

    Granville Phillips 316 Convectron Vacuum Gauge Controller allows you to measure pressure at three points in a vacuum system simultaneously. The compact 3 1/2" high half-rack controller replaces up to three singe controllers, saving rack or bench space.

  9. GRANVILLE PHILLIPS DUAL ION/SINGLE CONVECTRON CONTROLLER

    Multiple Gauge Controllers

    GRANVILLE PHILLIPS DUAL ION/SINGLE CONVECTRON CONTROLLER

    Dual Ion/Single Convectron Controller

    Granville Phillips Model 360, can replace 307 controller

    Picture of the controller's back panel is representative

Popular Manufacturers

Granville Phillips MKS Instruments Varian Edwards Inficon

Common Applications

vacuum systems

pressure measurement

research laboratories

industrial processes

quality control

precise instrumentation

Buying Guide

Multiple Gauge Controller Buying Guide

When selecting a multiple gauge controller, consider the specific types of gauges it can support to match your vacuum system requirements. Ensure compatibility with the pressure range your application demands, which may vary from atmospheric to ultra-high vacuum conditions.

Calibration capabilities and uncertainty levels are crucial for maintaining measurement accuracy, especially in precision applications. Additionally, assess the controller's ability to integrate with existing systems for seamless operation.

  • Verify the types of gauges supported: ion, convectron, and thermocouple.
  • Check the operational pressure range and ensure it meets your application's needs.
  • Evaluate calibration status and accuracy specifications for reliable measurement results.
  • Consider integration features for compatibility with your current vacuum system setup.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of gauges can a multiple gauge controller manage?
A multiple gauge controller can manage various types of gauges including ion gauges, convectron gauges, and thermocouple gauges, offering flexibility in pressure measurement applications.
Why are multiple gauge controllers important in vacuum systems?
They are crucial for orchestrating simultaneous pressure measurements and maintaining consistent vacuum conditions, ensuring accuracy across different pressure ranges.
What is the typical operational range of a multiple gauge controller?
These controllers can typically operate across a wide pressure range from atmospheric pressure down to ultra-high vacuum levels, depending on the gauges used.
Can one controller handle both ion and convectron gauges?
Yes, certain models are designed to handle both ion and convectron gauges, providing comprehensive pressure measurement solutions in a single unit.