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Temperature Gages
Temperature Gages
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 Dual Purpose Gauges measure both temperature and pressure.Dwyer Instruments, Inc.
Michigan City, IN 46361 0373
Dec 15, 2006
Series TRI features internal Bourdon tube assembly that indicates pressure in both psi and kPa, as well as bimetal coil assembly that measures temperature in Fahrenheit and Celsius. Available in both rear and lower connect models, dual-indicating gauges are suited for use on boilers and other hot water applications where space limitations must be considered.
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 Temperature and Pressure Gage suits HVAC applications.Dwyer Instruments, Inc.
Michigan City, IN 46361 0373
Oct 11, 2006
Supplied in ABS plastic case, Series TPG offers side by side pressure and temperature scales. Internal valve depressor, built into well, allows gage's sensing probe to be removed from thermowell without causing leakage. Series is comprised of back mount, direct bottom mount, and 45° bottom mount models as well as panel mount models with capillary option. Suited for industrial applications, gage offers 2% temperature accuracy and 1.6% FS pressure accuracy.
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 Vehicle Gauges are multifunctional and programmable.Curtis Instruments, Inc.
Mount Kisco, NY 10549
Sep 25, 2002 CE- and UL-approved enGage™ I, II, and III replace 1, 2, and 3 instruments respectively, and enGage III units add up to 8 icons as well. Gauges can be user customized with capabilities from tachometers and fuel gauges to temperature and field-programmable maintenance monitoring. More than 10 functions can be selected in any combination. Fully sealed gauges snap into panel with bracket, offer non-volatile memory, and withstand extreme temperatures. |
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