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Faria Chesapeake White SS 2" Water Pressure Gauge (30 PSI)

SKU 54651·Gauges
$97.99

Chesapeake White SS 2" Water Pressure Gauge (30 PSI)Perimeter-lighted White dial with stylish Blue and White graphics, polished stainless steel bezel, contoured White pointer and domed glass lens.A pressure gauge oper...

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Chesapeake White SS 2" Water Pressure Gauge (30 PSI)

Perimeter-lighted White dial with stylish Blue and White graphics, polished stainless steel bezel, contoured White pointer and domed glass lens.

A pressure gauge operates by sending a low amperage current through the gauge's meter to ground via a sending unit with variable resistance. The resistance of the sending units increase or decrease with the changes in pressure, temperature, etc...

As the sender's resistance varies, the amount of current allowed to flow through it to ground changes and the meter deflects, showing the change in pressure.

2" - Hole size: 2.0625" (53mm)

Specifications:

  • Anti-scratch glass lens
  • Plastic Cases for corrosion resistance and long life
  • 12 VDC negative ground
  • Can be adapted for 24 VDC systems
  • Dual Scale - Imperial and Metric

Factory P/N OP1022

*Sold as an Individual

**Gauge Cover not Included

This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.
BrandFaria Beede Instruments
SKU54651
UPC759266138124
TypeGauges
Weight0.7 lb

Good to know

  • Genuine Faria Beede Instruments product from an authorized dealer.
  • Ships from US distribution.
  • Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.

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