Heating pressure gauge RF 80 RAD, 80 mm diameter, 0-6 bar, 1/2 inch rad, class 2.5 vertical 63563

Heating pressure gauges – precise measurement in your heating system

The RF 80 RAD heating pressure gauge is a reliable tool for measuring pressure in heating systems. Equipped with a clear 80 mm diameter dial, it provides accurate readings in the range of 0-6 bar. Designed for both professional use by installers and for end-users monitoring the operation of the heating system in their home. The plastic construction and self-sealing connection guarantee durability and easy installation.

Key features and application

The RF 80 RAD pressure gauge is used in central heating systems, heating boilers, solar installations and anywhere where precise pressure measurement is required. Thanks to its accuracy class of 2.5%, it provides reliable results, which is crucial for the proper functioning and safety of the entire system. A 1/2 inch connection with a RAD thread facilitates integration with the existing installation.

• Wide measuring range: 0-6 bar – ideal for most domestic heating installations.
• Clear scale: An 80 mm diameter dial ensures easy reading even in difficult conditions.
• Durable construction: The plastic housing protects against mechanical damage and external factors.
• Self-sealing connection: Allows quick and easy installation without the need for additional seals.
• Accuracy class 2.5%: Guarantee of reliable and accurate measurements.
• 1/2 inch connection (rad): Compatibility with a wide range of heating installations.
• Glass/window material: Plastic – resistant to damage and providing good visibility of the scale.

Installation and operation

Installing the pressure gauge is simple and intuitive. Simply connect it to the appropriate point in the installation using a standard 1/2 inch connection with a RAD thread. Remember to tighten it properly to ensure a leak-proof connection. The pressure gauge should be mounted vertically to ensure a correct reading. Regular checking of the pressure gauge readings allows monitoring of the installation status and quick detection of any problems, such as excessive pressure or leaks. The recommended operating temperature is from -20°C to +60°C for the environment and a maximum of +60°C for the medium flowing through the pressure gauge.