Standard pressure gauge RF 100 D 201, 100 mm diameter, 0-10 bar, 1/2 inch thread, class 1.6, vertical metal 85215201

Precise pressure measurement in heating systems and beyond

This standard pressure gauge RF 100 D 201 is a reliable tool for monitoring pressure in heating, water systems, as well as in gas and non-viscous liquid installations. Its solid construction and high accuracy make it an ideal choice for both professional installers and end-users who care about the proper functioning of their systems.

Design and application

The pressure gauge features a clear dial with a diameter of 100 mm, making it easy to read the pressure values. The measurement range of 0-10 bar allows it to be used in a wide range of installations. A 1/2 inch connection with a knurled thread ensures easy and secure mounting. The metal housing guarantees durability and resistance to mechanical damage. Additionally, the self-sealing connection eliminates the risk of leaks, simplifying the installation process and minimizing potential problems.

Key features and benefits

• High accuracy: Accuracy class 1.6% ensures precise measurements, which is crucial for the proper functioning of the system.
• Wide range of applications: Suitable for measuring the pressure of gases and non-viscous, non-crystallizing liquids that do not act on copper alloys.
• Durable construction: Metal housing protects against mechanical damage and ensures a long service life.
• Easy installation: Self-sealing connection simplifies installation and eliminates the risk of leaks.
• Clear reading: Large 100 mm dial with a clear scale makes it easy to quickly and accurately read pressure values.
• Resistance to environmental conditions: Designed to operate at ambient temperatures from -20°C to +60°C and medium temperatures up to +60°C.
• Versatility: Can be mounted both vertically and horizontally (vertical mounting recommended).

The RF 100 D 201 pressure gauge is a solid solution for anyone who values precision, reliability and ease of use. It ensures stable operation of the heating system or other system using pressure measurement.