Dwyer Instruments 2304 Dwyer Magnehelic Series 2000 Differential Pressure Gauge, Range 2-0-2"WC

"2""/0/2"" Magnehelic Diff # Gage"

The Dwyer Instruments 2""/0/2"" Magnehelic Differential Pressure Gauge, Range 2400 is a 2""/0/2"" differential pressure gauge with NPT body connections. It comes in a Manifold Pressure or Gauge Port configuration and features built-in thermometer and switches at 25:50C (77F). The gauge has a maximum working pressure of 658 kPa (100 PSI) with a minimum and maximum scale of 1.8"WC and 5.5"WC, respectively. It can be used as an immersion probe for nondestructive testing and

Dwyer Instruments 2304 Dwyer Magnehelic Pressure Gauge offers a 2""/0/2"" range, this Magnehelic differential gauge has a low pressure connection of 20""WC and 0-1""WC. It measures in both directions

The Dwyer Magnehelic Series 2000 Differential Pressure Gauge provides measurements from 0 to 2"WC at a differential pressure of 2"WC. It features a red pointer and black bezel. The Magnehelic gauge has a full 0 - 50 psi (0 - 350 kPa) gauge range. The gauge is mounted on a cast iron frame and has a die-cast aluminum housing.

A 0 to 3000 psi gauge with a 2"" high liquid crystal display and range selection buttons. The Magnehelic is a new, updated design in differential pressure indicating instruments. It operates on 4 to 20 mA current.

The Magnehelic series of pressure gages are ideally used for indicating changes in pressure of gases and liquids. The Magnehelic series diff gages have an aluminum body with a clear plastic bonnet, clear glass scale and black pointer and face. The mechanisms are constructed of stainless steel.

Made of solid brass, the Dwyer Magnehelic Differential Pressure Gage is designed for use with a differential pressure transducer to measure changes in pressure caused by temperature, wind, and vacuum fluctuation.

The Dwyer Instruments 2304 Magnehelic 2000 thermistor controlled, differential pressure gauge has a full scale range of 2-0-2"WC, and a 0.5"WC differential pressure accuracy. It is ideal for taking process measurements on systems operating at pressures less than 2"WC.