Heating manometer HZ 80 RAD, 80 mm diameter, 0-4 bar, 1/2 inch rad, class 2.5 vertical 63918

Heating pressure gauge for central heating systems

This HZ 80 RAD heating pressure gauge is a reliable tool for precise pressure measurement in heating installations. Equipped with a clear 80 mm diameter dial, it provides easy reading of values in the range of 0 to 4 bar. This is particularly useful both during installation and operation of central heating systems, allowing control of operating parameters and quick detection of any problems.

Construction and application

The pressure gauge is designed for vertical mounting, with the connection located at the bottom of the housing. It has a standard 1/2 inch thread with a RAD connection, ensuring compatibility with most heating installations. The housing made of plastic protects the measuring mechanism from mechanical damage and weather conditions. Accuracy class 2.5% guarantees the reliability of readings, which is crucial for the proper functioning of the system.

Advantages and benefits

• Self-sealing connection: Facilitates installation and eliminates the risk of leaks, saving time and minimizing the need for additional sealants.
• Clear scale: Large dial with clear markings ensures easy and precise pressure reading even in difficult lighting conditions.
• Durable housing: Plastic provides resistance to mechanical damage and corrosion, which translates into a long service life of the device.
• Wide range of applications: Ideal for monitoring pressure in heating boilers, heat pumps, solar installations and other devices using heating liquids at temperatures up to +60°C.
• Measurement accuracy: Accuracy class 2.5% according to EN standard ensures reliable measurement results, which is important for proper diagnostics and maintenance of the heating system.
• Universal connection: 1/2 inch thread with RAD connection allows easy integration with existing installations.

Additional information: the pressure gauge is designed to operate in an ambient temperature from -20°C to +60°C.