Plumb-Eeze - Pressure Gauges

Plumb-Eeze Pressure Gauges: Precision and Performance

Plumb-Eeze offers a versatile selection of pressure gauges designed to measure fluid and gas pressures across various applications, ensuring safety and operational efficiency. These pressure gauges are durable and precise, making them suitable for industries such as HVAC, automotive, and chemical processing. Constructed with high-quality materials like stainless steel and brass, Plumb-Eeze pressure gauges provide reliable performance even in corrosive environments.

Why Choose Plumb-Eeze - Pressure Gauges?

Plumb-Eeze pressure gauges are the ideal choice for reliable and accurate performance, designed to meet the demands of residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Built with high-quality materials, these pressure gauges ensure durability and long-lasting functionality, even in harsh conditions. Featuring easy-to-read displays and precise measurements, they simplify monitoring and maintain optimal system performance. Explore their available products below:

Dry Black Steel Pressure Gauge with Brass 1/4" MPT Lower Mount

The Dry Black Steel Pressure Gauge with Brass 1/4" MPT Lower Mount is designed for accurate pressure monitoring in various applications, including well and pool pump systems and general industrial use (not suitable for oxygen). Featuring a robust black steel housing, a precision brass mount, and a clear, easy-to-read 2.5" dial, it ensures secure connections and dependable performance.

Liquid Filled Pressure Gauge, Black Steel with Brass 1/4" MPT Lower Mount

The Liquid Filled Pressure Gauge, Black Steel with Brass 1/4" MPT Lower Mount offers precise pressure monitoring for systems like wells and pool pumps. Its durable black steel housing, liquid-filled design, and wide temperature range (-4°F to 140°F) ensure accuracy in vibration-prone and corrosive environments. Certified for safety (NSF/ANSI 372), this gauge is built for long-term reliability, though it's not recommended for oxygen use.

FAQs

1. Why is my pressure gauge stuck at zero even though the system is running?

A stuck gauge often indicates a clogged inlet port, damaged internal components, or air trapped in the system; cleaning the port or bleeding the system might solve the issue.

2. How do I know if my pressure gauge is accurate?

You can test accuracy by comparing the gauge’s reading to a calibrated master gauge or digital pressure tester; recalibrate or replace the gauge if there’s a discrepancy.

3. What does it mean if my pool pump’s pressure gauge fluctuates rapidly?

Rapid fluctuations usually indicate air leaks in the suction line, clogged filters, or an improperly primed pump, all of which disrupt normal pressure readings.

4. Can I use the same pressure gauge for a well system and a pool pump?

While some gauges are versatile, ensure the pressure range and compatibility match the specific system’s requirements to avoid inaccuracies or damage.

5. How often should I replace or calibrate my pressure gauge?

Most gauges should be recalibrated annually and replaced every 3–5 years, or sooner if exposed to extreme conditions or frequent vibrations.