Contact pressure gauge 0-6BAR, R160, EM3, M20x1.5 12229556

Pressure contact gauge – reliable pressure measurement in installations

This contact pressure gauge with an M20x1.5 connection is a solid and precise tool for monitoring pressure in various industrial and installation applications. Designed to operate in the range of 0-6 bar (0-0.6 MPa), it is perfect for applications requiring control of non-corrosive liquid and gas pressure. A durable steel housing ensures long-lasting and trouble-free operation even in harsh conditions.

Design and application

This pressure gauge, equipped with an enhanced EM3 contact extension, is ideal for applications requiring signaling of exceeding a specific pressure threshold. A diameter of 160 mm ensures good readability of the indications. A lower M20x1.5 connection facilitates mounting in existing installations. It can be used for:

• Gas installation leak tests – crucial when commissioning installations.
• Reference measurements – ensuring accuracy and reliability of readings.
• Calibration of pressure devices – essential for maintaining calibration of other measuring instruments.

Advantages and benefits for the installer and user

• Durable construction: The steel housing guarantees resistance to mechanical damage and corrosion, which translates into a long service life of the device.
• Precise measurement: A measurement range of 0-6 bar with an accuracy class of 0.6 ensures reliable pressure readings.
• Overpressure signaling: The EM3 contact extension allows connection to alarm systems or automatic control, increasing the safety of installation operation.
• Easy installation: The M20x1.5 connection is a standard in many installations, making it easy to replace a damaged pressure gauge or modernize an existing system.
• Clear indications: A diameter of 160 mm ensures easy and quick interpretation of readings even in poor lighting conditions.
• Certification: WIKA pressure gauges often have a calibration certificate issued by the Chief Measurement Office, which confirms their compliance with metrological requirements. This is important for professional installers and companies that care about the quality of their work.