0-3 PSI gauge
Hi. Looking for suggestions or links. Thanks.
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Can't go wrong with ashcroft or dwyer though you can certainly pay less.
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I bought this one, it is a good budget model. It comes in several very low ranges:
NJ Steam Homeowner.
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The parametric search on supplyhouse.com's site didn't seem to really work right for gauges last i tried it. I think there are 0-3 psig gauges on their site but that isn't even a selection as a parameter. Maybe they don't have them, google couldn't find it either.
It looks like the low pressure gauges they have are calibrated in ounces and inches of water:
https://www.supplyhouse.com/Winters-Instruments-PLP304-2-1-2-PLP-Steel-Low-Pressure-Gauge-1-4-Bottom-NPT-w-Brass-Internals-0-100WCtechnically that is 0-3.5 psig or so.
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For what it's worth 40" WC is about 1.5 PSIG.
I can't imagine ever wanting a residential steamer to go above that.
Ever.
Single pipe 392sqft system with an EG-40 rated for 325sqft and it's silent and balanced at all times.
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what are you measuring?
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Steam pressure. Would be in addition to the very useless 0 to 30 PSI gauge that comes with the boilers.
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