Interface Model 9820 Digital Indicator (Discontinued)

The Interface Model 9820 Digital Indicator is a legacy, single-channel panel-mounted panel meter engineered to process and scale raw millivolt-per-volt (mV/V) inputs from strain gauge sensors. Designed to slide cleanly into standard industrial electrical control panel cut-outs, the 9820 served as a highly reliable visual readout hub across the UK for manufacturing plant conveyor loops, laboratory mechanical test frames, and automated batch-weighing control systems.

The 9820 has now been replaced by the 9825 General purpose indicator

Interface Model 9820 Digital Indicator (Discontinued)

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  • Supplied a highly stable excitation voltage to reliably power standard 4-wire and 6-wire strain gauge networks.
  • Outfitted with an easy-to-read numeric digital display panel designed for high visibility inside dusty electrical enclosures.
  • Built-in setup menu permitted manual calibration and scaling into standard load values including kg, lbs, N, or kN.
  • Has now been replaced by the 9825

Please see specifications for full dimensional information.

  • Desktop enclosure
  • TSA-101 9-pin screw terminal adaptor
  • Voltage &mA versions available with TEDS
  • System setup or Full system calibration when ordered with one or more Interface load cells
  • 9820 Digital Indicator
  • UK mains lead
  • User manual

Why choose Interface Sensor Products?

Interface is an internationally recognised brand and decades of experience have gone into making Interface manufactured load cells the benchmark for thousands of users around the world.

Interface product reliability is second to none and all our product lines have to match this standard before we would consider recommending them to our customers.

Our customer list is a "Who's Who" of household names ranging from the Aerospace Giants through to the most prestigious Universities. This speaks volumes about our reputation for quality solutions on projects of all sizes around the world.

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