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Manometers . Specification

Weight
Approx. 200-500g (depending on size)

Classification
Instrument

Application
HVAC, Laboratory, Industrial Pressure Monitoring

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies; commonly 300mm to 600mm in length

Color
Transparent (Glass Tube), Black (Scale Background)

Power
Manual, No power required

Operate Method
Manual Reading of Mercury/Water Column

Product Type
U Tube Manometer

Material
Glass Tube, Metal or Plastic Frame/Scale

Usage
Measurement of Pressure Differential

Capacity
Range 0-300mm to 0-600mm water column

Filling Fluid
Mercury or Coloured Water

Accuracy
1% of Full Scale

Connection Type
Rubber Tubing Inlet

Packaging
Corrugated Box

Mounting Type
Wall or Panel Mount

Display Type
Analog, Graduated Scale

Operating Temperature
0C to 50C

Protection Class
Basic, Non-Weatherproof

Zero Adjustment
Provided on some models

Scale Graduation
1 mm divisions or customized

Manometers . Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Payment Terms
Cash Advance (CA), Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque, Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Letter of Credit (L/C)

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Sample costs shipping and taxes has to be paid by the buyer

Packaging Details
carton box, export quality also available

Main Export Market(s)
Asia, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO 9001, 14001 ,CE

About Manometers .

Manometers ETPL-252

All Manometers are fabricated from true-bore Boro-silicate glass, floats are perfectly lapped to eliminate leakage and are fitted with feather weight

Stainless Steel capillary. Various types of Manometers are:-

Standard Mercury Manometer : Without stopcock, with adjustable scale

Water Manometer ETPL-252

Versatile Pressure Measurement Solution

Designed for precise monitoring of pressure differentials, this analog manometer suits a variety of environments such as HVAC systems, laboratories, and industrial setups. Its transparent glass tube and clear scale facilitate accurate readings. Easy mounting options enable seamless integration into existing setups.

Reliable Construction and Operation

Built with durable materials including a glass measuring tube and a sturdy metal or plastic frame, this manometer delivers consistent results without requiring any power. Select models come equipped with zero adjustment for enhanced accuracy, and readings are easily performed with the provided rubber tubing inlet.

FAQs of Manometers:

Q: How is the pressure differential measured using this analog manometer?

A: Pressure differential is measured by observing the height difference between mercury or colored water columns within the transparent glass tube, as indicated on the graduated scale. Manual readings are taken by connecting the manometer to the system using the rubber tubing inlet.

Q: What are the main usage areas for this manometer?

A: This manometer is commonly used for monitoring pressure differentials in HVAC systems, laboratory experiments, and industrial processes where accurate, immediate readings are required.

Q: When should zero adjustment be used on the manometer?

A: Zero adjustment should be performed before each measurement if available on your model, ensuring the manometers reading starts from a precise reference point for maximum accuracy.

Q: Where should the manometer be installed for optimal performance?

A: It is recommended to mount the manometer on a wall or panel in a location free from harsh weather conditions, as it is classified as basic and non-weatherproof. Installation should allow clear visibility of the scale.

Q: What is the process for operating this device manually?

A: Manually operate the manometer by connecting the rubber tubing inlet to the pressure sources. Observe the column height in the glass tube, read the measurement on the graduated scale, taking note of scale divisions or custom graduations provided.

Q: What are the benefits of using a manometer with a transparent tube and manual operation?

A: The transparent tube allows direct, accurate observation, while manual operation means no external power is needed, offering reliability in diverse settings and eliminating electrical hazards.

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