A digital weight indicator is an electronic device used to display the weight of an object or load. It is typically used in conjunction with a scale, which measures the weight of the object, and then sends a signal to the digital weight indicator for display.
Digital weight indicators can have a variety of features, such as the ability to store and recall weight data, perform mathematical calculations, and communicate with other devices or systems. They are commonly used in industrial and commercial settings, such as warehouses, manufacturing plants, and shipping facilities, to accurately weigh and monitor inventory, products, and materials.
A digital weight indicator also provides an output for connecting to other devices like computers, printers or remote weight displays.
The output signal is typically RS232 or Ethernet. In order to connect your scale to your computer, you must have a digital weight indicator with a RS232 or Ethernet output.
This is an example of a digital weight indicator:
