Warrick-Gems Sensors & Controls 3E3B Threaded3-ProbeFitting

Threaded3-ProbeFitting

The Threaded3-ProbeFitting  is a water pressure fitting designed for measuring the water pressure inside concrete structures. This unique technology uses sensors housed inside a brass cylinder that can penetrate and seal around threaded pipe. The fitting is then connected to a water supply line, which allows the pressure to be sampled from outside the structure using 3/8" copper tubing or another sampling method of choice.

Threaded3-ProbeFitting  by Warrick-Gems Sensors and Controls is an essential part of your wiring electrical system.

Sensors & Controls Threaded3-ProbeFitting  is used to connect a pressure transmitter or gauge to a pipe that is threaded on the inside.

The Sensors and Controls Threaded3-ProbeFitting is a cinch to install in ground or blue honeycomb panels. Using the existing mounting holes, simply remove the screw and insert the Sensors and Controls Threaded3-ProbeFitting for a more professional, finished look.

The 3E3B Threaded3-ProbeFitting from Warrick-Gems Sensors & Controls is a threaded fitting with a 3-probe configuration, 1/2 NPT connection, 360° rotation, and 1° resolution.

Whether you are installing a new HVAC system or retrofitting an existing one, Warrick-Gems Sensors & Controls 3E3B Threaded3-ProbeFitting will help you reduce installation time. Use the nut and gasket mounting to quickly terminate wires and sensors using either copper or stainless steel tubing. It has a locking cap that ensures no leakage during transportation. The stainless steel washer on the sealing sleeve allows for easier installation and maintenance.

The 3E3B Threaded3-ProbeFitting is typically used for the water feed to a boiler. It controls the amount of steam or hot water flowing from the condensate’s drain of a steam generator or heating system. This unit is designed with an anti-scald check valve for safety purposes. The feed is made with 6 AWG carbon steel (304) tube, with a maximum capacity of 30 GPM and 180 PSI at 80°F (27°C). The pipe size must be no larger than 3 inches in diameter as well.