Description
Panel-Mounted Analog (Pointer) Measuring Instrument Type IT (GOST 1845-59) ā USSR
Vintage Soviet panel-mounted analog pointer instrument of the IT series is manufactured in accordance with the Soviet state standard GOST 1845-59. The device is housed in a reliable, heavy-duty carbolite (bakelite) panel-mount casing and is designed for precise monitoring of electrical parameters (current or voltage) in stationary electrical installations, test benches, and laboratory automation panels.
Key Advantages and Features:
- Soviet Quality and Reliability: Made of high-strength thermosetting plastic (carbolite) with a heavy-duty screw terminal group on the rear panel.
- Clear Scale with Adjuster: Features a clear arc scale with a mechanical zero-point adjuster located on the front panel.
- High Resistance to External Factors: Designed for long-term operation under vibration and temperature fluctuations typical of Soviet industrial equipment.
- Collectible and Practical Value: Perfect for restoring authentic Soviet equipment and test benches, as well as for loft-style or retro-tech interior design.
Compatibility and Applications:
- Installation in control panels, distribution cabinets, and test benches.
- Restoration and repair of radio measuring equipment, Soviet machine tools, laboratory, and generator units.
- Decoration of art objects, themed venues, and retro equipment.
Technical Specifications:
| Parameter | Value / Specification |
|---|---|
| Instrument Type | Analog (pointer) panel-mounted meter |
| Model / Series | IT (Impulse / Measuring instrument) |
| Manufacturing Standard | GOST 1845-59 (USSR) |
| Housing Material | Heat-resistant carbolite (bakelite) / metal sleeve |
| Housing Design | Flush panel mount with square flange |
| Terminal Connection | Threaded studs with nuts on the back cover |
| Adjustment Controls | Mechanical pointer zero adjuster on the front panel |
Package Contents:
- IT Measuring Instrument (GOST 1845-59) ā 1 pc.
Pro Tip: Before connecting and applying voltage, be sure to adjust the zero position of the pointer using the slotted adjuster screw on the front panel. When installing in a metal panel, ensure that the threaded terminals on the back cover have sufficient clearance from the panel body or are insulated with heat-shrink tubing/sleeves.
