$1,180.00
SPECIFICATIONS
● Material: Painted Steel
● Overload Protection: 200%
● Indicator: OP-900 NTEP approved
● Power: AC/DC, built-in rechargeable
battery (100 hrs)
● Capacity: 5,000 lbs
● Ramp Length: 6 in
● Side Rails: 4 in
● Cable Length: 20 ft
● Warranty: 1 year limited warranty
● Approvals: NTEP Pending
FEATURES
● Large platform to make a complete livestock alleyway
● Heavy duty to accommodate most animals
● Motion sensing technology for accurate animal weighing
● Built-in 6” ramps and 4” high side rails
● NEMA 4 stainless steel NTEP LCD indicator with a rechargeable battery
● NEMA 4 stainless steel junction box
● Weatherproof option available
OPTIONS/ACCESSORIES
● Printer
● Scoreboard
● Indicator stand
● Software
| size | OP-929-5K 5000 lb x 1 lb / 2500 kg 30” L x 84” W x 5” H 350 lbs |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 5000 lb x 1 lb / 2500 kg |
Specifications Safe Overload: 150% Full-Scale Output (FS): 3mv/V nominal** Maximum Excitation: 15 VDC Non Linearity: 0.02% FS Hysteresis: 0.02% FS Thermal Sensitivity Shift: 0.0008% of reading/° F Thermal Zero Shift: 0.0015% FS/° F Side Discrimination: 1000:1 Bridge Resistance: 350 ohms Temperature Range: -40 to 111°F (-40 to 44°C) Cable Configuration: 8 ft between bars and
Standard Features • Swing gate • Mild steel construction • Rugged diamond safety treadplate deck • Rigid structural steel channel frame • NEMA 4X stainless steel side-access junction box without quick connector • Signal trim summing board • Four adjustable stainless steel SUREFOOT™ support feet • 20 feet SURVIVOR® EL147HE hostile environment load cell cable
SPECIFICATIONS ● Material: Stainless Steel ● Overload Protection: 200% ● Indicator: OP-902 ● Power: AC/DC adapter ● Capacity: 1,000 lbs ● Cable Length: 20 ft ● Warranty: 1 year limited warranty
Our brand new BB200 Indicator is a farmers friend! It comes with your choice of LED or backlit LCD display, as well as important ag-only functions like Animal Hold, Configurable automatic zeroing (so the indicator doesn’t zero when you turn it on and have 725 pounds of feed left in the hopper), and much more.