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Series PTGD Differential Pressure Piston-Type Gauge
Brand: Dwyer Instruments, LLCThe Series PTGD Differential Pressure Piston-Type Gage can be used to measure the pressure drop across filters, strainers, pump performance testing, and heat exchanger pressure drop monitoring.
Its simple, rugged design possesses weather and corrosion resistant gage front with a shatter resistant lens.
The Series PTGD contains a piston-sensing element which provides different differential pressure ranges with full-scale accuracies of ±2%. Constructed with aluminum or 316SS and available with two 1/4" female NPT end connections, the Series PTGD provides over-range protection rated to 3000 psig (200 bar) or 6000 psig (400 bar) depending on model. Standard models come with in-line connections. Back or bottom connections are also available.
Features- Rugged, weather and corrosive proof design supports use in harsh environments
- Over-protection range depending on model, up to 6,000 psig (400 bar) allows high-pressure applications
- Flexibility of connection selection fits the most sophisticated designs
Specifications
Accuracy
- ± 2 % of Full Scale Ascending
Cable Entry
- DIN Plug
Enclosure, Body Material
- 316 Stainless Steel - Wetted Materials
- Aluminum (Wetted Materials)
- Nylon, 30 % Glass-Filled Gauge Case (Wetted Materials)
Fill Material
- Glycerin
Lens
- Acrylic Lens
Media
- Gas
- Liquids & Gases
Mounting Position
- Any Orientation
NACE & NIST
- NIST Traceable Calibration Certificate
NPT Connection
- 1/4” NPT Female
Piston Material
- 316 Stainless Steel - Wetted Materials
- Aluminum (Wetted Materials)
Pressure Range
- bar: 0 to 10
- kPa: 0 to 1,000
- psid: 0 to 150
Pressure Type
- Differential
Size
- Dial: 2.5” (63 mm)
- Dial: 4.5”
Spring Material
- 302 Stainless Steel (Wetted Materials)
Switch Type
- 0.5 A, 0.25 A SPDT DIN Plug
Temperature Range
- 80° C (176° F)
Wetted Materials
- Buna-N
- EPDM
- FKM Fluorelastomer
- PTFE
- Filter Pressure Drop
- Strainers
- Pump Performance Testing
- Heat Exchanger Pressure Drop
