Load cell 50kg

The 50kg Load Cell is a high-precision strain gauge sensor designed to measure weight or force up to 50 kilograms. It is commonly used in weighing scales, industrial automation, and force measurement applications. The load cell converts the applied force into an electrical signal, which can be read by a microcontroller, amplifier, or signal conditioning circuit. Its robust construction ensures accurate and reliable measurements in various environments.

Key Features:

• High Accuracy: Precise measurement of weight up to 50kg
• Robust Construction: Durable design for long-term use
• Easy Integration: Standard mounting holes and wiring for simple installation
• Compact Size: Suitable for various applications where space is limited
• Strain Gauge Technology: Ensures accurate and repeatable measurements

Technical Specifications:

• Capacity: 50kg
• Output Sensitivity: Typically 1.0±0.15mV/V
• Non-linearity: ≤±0.03% F.S.
• Hysteresis: ≤±0.03% F.S.
• Repeatability: ≤±0.02% F.S.
• Creep (30 minutes): ≤±0.03% F.S.
• Zero Balance: ±1% F.S.
• Input Resistance: 405±10Ω
• Output Resistance: 350±3Ω
• Insulation Resistance: ≥5000MΩ
• Excitation Voltage: Recommended 5-10V DC, maximum 15V DC
• Operating Temperature Range: -10°C to +40°C
• Dimensions: Varies by model, typically compact for easy integration

Applications:

• Electronic weighing scales
• Industrial automation and control systems
• Force measurement and testing equipment
• Load monitoring in mechanical structures
• Robotics and automation

Usage:

1. Mount the load cell securely using the provided mounting holes.
2. Connect the load cell to an amplifier or signal conditioning circuit compatible with strain gauge sensors.
3. Calibrate the load cell to ensure accurate measurements.
4. Apply the force or load to the load cell and read the corresponding electrical signal.

Caution:

• Ensure the load does not exceed the rated capacity to avoid damaging the load cell.
• Handle with care to prevent physical damage or deformation of the load cell.
• Verify the wiring and connections to avoid incorrect readings or signal loss.