IONIVAC ITR 90 - DN40CF with Display
Variant
Explore the range of variants given below to compare the product
| Short Description | Part Number | Variant Gauges |
|---|---|---|
| 12090 | ITR 90 (without display) | |
| 12091 | ITR 90 (with display) | |
| 12092 | ITR 90 (without display) | |
| 12094 | ITR 90 (with display) |
IONIVAC ITR
The IONIVAC ITR 90 and ITR 200 are broad-range vacuum gauges that combine a Bayard-Alpert hot cathode ionisation sensor with a Pirani sensor in a single compact transmitter. They provide continuous pressure measurement from 5 × 10⁻¹⁰ mbar up to atmospheric pressure (1000 mbar), making them ideal for analytical instruments, coating systems, vacuum furnaces, research applications, and general high-vacuum processes. The ITR 90 features a single hot-cathode filament, while the ITR 200 incorporates dual filaments for extended service life and increased operational reliability through automatic filament changeover.
They must not be used for measuring flammable or combustible gases in mixtures containing oxidants (e.g. atmospheric oxygen) within the explosion range.
ITR 90
The ITR 90 is a optimized combination transmitter using one pirani filament. The combination of a hot cathode ionisation sensor according to Bayard-Alpert and a Pirani sensor permits vacuum pressure measurements of nonignitable gases and gas mixtures in the pressure range from 5 x 10-10 to 1000 mbar.
The ITR 90 can be ordered with an integrated display or Profibus interface.
Features and Benefits
- Continuous pressure measurements from 10-10 mbar to atmospheric pressure.
- High degree of reproducibility within the typical range for process pressures of 10-2 to 10-8 mbar.
- Controlled switching on and off sequencing through the integrated double Pirani optimized the service life of the yttrium coated iridium cathodes.
- Compact design.
- Enclosed, rugged electrode geometry in a rugged metal housing
- Efficient degassing by electron bombardment
- Simple fitting of the sensor
- Extension for higher bake out temperatures during the measurements
- One signal covering 13 decades - One flange joint for 13 decade
- TR 90 model with built-in display for stand-alone operation without additional display components.
- RS 232 C interface
General Product Information
| Connection Inlet Flange | DN 40 CF (2.75") |
| Dimension Height | 0.067 |
| Dimension Length | 0.159 |
| Dimension Width | 0.058 |
| IP Rating | IP30 |
| Power Supply Frequency | DC Voltage |
| Recommended Controller | Graphix |
| Weight | 0.550 |
| Dimension Comments | The dimensions length, width and height try to describe the outer shape of this particular product in its typical orientation when standing on the ground. We always recommend checking the detailed dimensions given in 2D drawings in the instruction manual or the 3D shapes given in 3D models. |
Performance Data
| Measurement Uncertainty | 15% of reading over whole measurement range |
| Pressure Measurement Min | 5.000 × 10⁻⁸ |
| Pressure Measurement Max | 1.00 |
Classification
| Classification Product Pressure Range |
Medium Vacuum: 1 mbar - 1·10⁻³ mbar
High Vacuum: 1·10⁻³ - 1·10⁻⁷ mbar Ultra High Vacuum: 1·10⁻⁷ - 1·10⁻¹¹ mbar |
| Classification Principle of Measurement | Hot-cathode (Bayard Alpert) Pirani combination vacuum gauge |
| Level of Gauge Accuracy | Medium |
| Classification Guage for Corrosive Gases | No |
Environmental Conditions
| Temperature Ambient Operation Max | 50.00 |
| Temperature Ambient Storage Max | 70.00 |
| Temperature Ambient Operation Min | 0.000 |
| Temperature Ambient Storage Min | -20.00 |
Operation Conditions - Limitations
| Temperature Baking Max | 150.00 |
Variants
| Certificated Pressure Measurement Device | Standard OEM |
| Variant Gauges | ITR 90 (with display) |
| Type of Gauge Cable | Type C (15-pin Sub-D to 15-pin Sub-D) |
Connectivity - Communication Interface
| Communication Interface Protocol | 0.774 - 10V (ITR90/200) |
| Connection Electrical Comms Interface Connector | DSUB 15-PIN - Male |
| Setpoint Quantity | 0 |
Material of Construction
| Material Filament | Tungsten |
| Material Exposed to Vacuum | stainless steel, molybdenum, iridium, NiFe, nickel plated, yttrium oxide (Y2O3), glass |