Heating pressure gauge HZ 63 RAD, 63 mm diameter, 0-4 bar, 3/8 inch rad, class 2.5 vertical 63910

Heating pressure gauges for precise pressure measurement

This HZ 63 heating pressure gauge is a reliable tool for monitoring pressure in heating systems. Equipped with a clear 63 mm diameter dial and a measuring range of 0-4 bar, it provides accurate readings essential for both professional installers and end-users. The plastic housing and self-sealing connection facilitate installation and ensure long-term reliability.

Construction and application

The pressure gauge is designed to measure pressure in closed heating systems with a maximum working pressure of 3 bar. It is ideal for central heating systems, heating boilers and other applications requiring pressure monitoring of the medium. The measuring element made of brass (with PF steel) guarantees corrosion resistance and the ability to work with various types of media - water or a mixture of water with glycol (up to 50% concentration). The case made of plastic protects the dial from mechanical damage and ensures good visibility of the indications. The radial connection (3/8 inch) facilitates integration with the existing installation.

Key features and benefits

• Measurement accuracy: Accuracy class 2.5% ensures reliable readings, which is crucial for the proper functioning of the heating system.
• Durable construction: The plastic housing and brass measuring element guarantee corrosion resistance and long-term operation.
• Easy installation: The self-sealing connection eliminates the need for additional sealants, which speeds up and simplifies the installation process.
• Clear scale: The 63 mm diameter dial with clear markings makes it easy to read the pressure even in difficult lighting conditions.
• Versatility: Suitable for various types of heating installations, both new and modernized.
• Safety: Allows continuous monitoring of pressure in the system, preventing potential failures and ensuring safe operation of the installation.
• Thermal resistance: Designed to work with media at temperatures up to +60°C and in ambient temperatures from -20°C to +60°C.