FEATURES

Attractive Wall-mounting Instrument.

Hand-blown glass-parts in strong borosilicate glass.

Quality materials using oak frames and brass fittings.


Easy to read precision scales.

Ingenious temperature compensation method.

Colourful and non-toxic thermometric and barometric fluids for accuracy and readability.

Informative guidebook for easy set up and use.

Full warranty and after-sales service.

ORDERING

The MCS001 Wall-mounted Sympiesometer can be yours, inclusive of carriage for £459.99 plus VAT

Ordering is simple: place your order via email.

You will be sent an invoice which you can settle by cheque or by On-line bank transfer.

Your order will be handled efficiently and with care and despatch will be confirmed to you via email.

Please note that Meteormetrics Instruments are hand-built, tested and calibrated to order and will be supplied within 28 days of your order being received.

THE METEOR-OPTICS MCS001 WALL-MOUNTED SYMPIESOMETER

This unique instrument in that classical combination of polished oak, turned brass and hand-blown glass is not only a fine exponent of traditional scientific craftsmanship but is provides an accurate measurement of atmospheric pressure at any temperature in its range.

It is simple to set up and adjust using the knurled thumbwheel and the sliding temperature scale.

Low vapour-pressure barometric fluid is provided to ensure precision and long-term stability of the instrument.

This is an instrument which you will be glad to use and proud to own.

It represents a development of the sympiesometer as an attractive wall-mounted instrument which is simple to set up and very straightforward to read. The instrument consists of a captive gas reservoir connected by a glass helix to a liquid reservoir. Temperature compensation is achieved by providing a thermometer with the correct rate mounted vertically downwards alongside the glass helix together with a sliding scale. This scale has an index which is aligned with the end of the thermometer thread, after which the atmospheric pressure can be read from the glass helix using the adjacent pressure calibrations. Additional precision is achieved using a low volatility mineral oil as the barometric fluid.

The Meteor-0ptic series of barometers are mercury-free alternatives to traditional mercurial instruments but the non-mercury based instrument has a long and distinguished history. Please see our KNOWLEDGEBASE which gives technical information on these instruments and their performance.

SETTING UP:

1) Carefully remove instrument from packing.
2). Choose a safe place for your sympiesometer, away from draughts and out of direct sunlight, and reasonably constant in temperature. Attach the instrument securely to the wall using the wall plate mounted at the top rear.
3) Carefully unscrew the black cap on the lower liquid reservoir and fill with the coloured mineral oil provided.
4) Leave for three hours to reach a stable temperature.
6) Obtain a reading for the atmospheric pressure at your location in millibars.
7) Adjust the sliding scale until the red index is adjacent to the end of the thermometer thread.
11) Carefully turn the knurled thumbwheel clockwise. The liquid level will rise in the glass coil.
12) Continue rotating the thumbwheel until the liquid level reaches the height appropriate to the current pressure indicated on the sliding scale.

READING THE INSTRUMENT:

1) Adjust the sliding scale until the red index is adjacent to the end of the thermometer thread.
2) Read the pressure by observing the position of the liquid level in the helix in relation to the sliding scale.