need a gauge

Dave_12

You might try two gauges -
(1) Pressure Gauge w/ an isolation ball valve
(1) Temperature Gauge in a separable well or
strap on Temp Gauge (not as accurate)

We sell Winters gauges which are pretty nice, but still have occasional problems with the T&P gauges. On the package boilers we sell the manufacturer supplied T&P gauges are probably the biggest warranty problem we have.

Rob_32

t/p

I have a plug on the elbow of a return manifold that is crying for a nice, accurate temp and pressure gauge.

Brand/model suggestions?

Thanks.

Wayne_10

Never found a good one yet! They never seem to last always out of wack or built up with condansation. I would sure like to know if the is a good one out there.

johnnyge

I am trying to get one also but I haven't been able to find it. I was looking for PSI and Vaccum reading for my New Yorker Steam Boiler.

Rob_35

still looking

Suggestions? Weiss? Would like to get a decent one on the first try. Thanks.

tim smith

gauges

I vote for separate immersed gauges. Maybe weiss thermometer and ? same for pressure gauge, 3.5" diameter maybe. Tim

Jeff Elston

Wiess

I have used the Wiess for temp and I like, I get the LCD digital one works great

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Al Corelli_2

Do you have...

Picture, part numbers, availability?

I'd like better gauges.

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Mark Wolff_2

Weiss

I second your nomination. Weiss does a good job with their gauges.

Mark Wolff_2

Weiss

http://www.weissinstruments.com/index.htm

Mark Wolff_2

Condensation

Try using a gauge extension with the loop built in. It traps moisture to keep it away from the gauge for longer life.

http://www.weissinstruments.com/catalogs/phc/guageacc.htm