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WIPCOOL MVG-1 Digital Vacuum Gauge
Main Features
- USB type-C charging and data upgrading port
- Large LCD backlight display
- Intelligent judgement of H2O status.
- High accuracy.
Cautionary Advice:
Vehicles parked in direct sunlight can reach internal temperatures of 55°C to over 70°C within an hour, even when outside temperatures are only moderately warm.
Vacuum gauges have a maximum temperature rating of 50° celsius. Please do not keep vacuum gauges inside parked vehicles.
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Note to All Customers
The WIPCOOL MVG-1 Digital Vacuum Gauge is highly sensitive to heat and can easily be permanently damaged if left inside a hot car.
Temperature Limits
According to the WIPCOOL MVG-1 Technical Manual, the tool's maximum threshold limits are:
- Operating Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)
- Storage Temperature: 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C)
When a car is parked in the sun, internal cabin temperatures can rapidly climb past 140°F to 160°F (60°C to 71°C). This environment severely violates the device's safe storage limit of 122°F (50°C).
The Risks of Leaving it inside a Vehicle
Storing this high-precision instrument in a hot vehicle introduces several critical risks:
- Lithium Battery Degradation: The device features a built-in 1,000mAh rechargeable lithium battery. Extreme heat can degrade battery life permanently, cause it to bloat, or in worst-case scenarios, trigger a thermal runaway fire hazard.
- Sensor Drift and Damage: The internal high-precision vacuum sensor relies on precise electronic calibration. Extreme cabin heat can warp internal parts or dry out the delicate oil-proof protective film, ruining its accuracy.
- LCD Failure: The high-definition backlit display is prone to liquid crystal bleeding or fading when exposed to extreme temperatures, rendering the screen completely unreadable.
Best Practices for Storage
- Bring it Indoors: Treat the gauge like a smartphone; always take it into a climate-controlled room after finishing field work.
- Use the Pouch: Keep it in its original protective pouch to insulate it from mild temperature fluctuations.
- LCD Failure: The high-definition backlit display is prone to liquid crystal bleeding or fading when exposed to extreme temperatures, rendering the screen completely unreadable.
| Model | MVG-1 |
| Measuring Range | 0 - 19000 microns |
| Operating Temperature | -4ºF~140ºF (-20ºC~ 60ºC) |
| Interface | 1/4" SAE |
| Accuracy |
1~10,000 microns: ±10% of readings ±10 microns 10,000~ 19,000 microns: ±20% of readings |
| Resolution |
1-400 microns 1 micron 400-3000 microns 10 microns 3000-10000 microns 100 microns 10000-19000 microns 250 microns |
| Vacuum Units | microns, mTorr, in/hg, Pa, Torr, KPa, mbar and psia |
| Battery | Rechargeable Lithium Battery (1,000 mAh) |
| Overload | 27.5 bar |
| Packing | Carton:24 Pcs |
