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Accessories include carrying cases, cooling extensions, filters, fittings, gage fluids and guards, mounting options, mufflers, pressure snubbers, psychrometers, regulators, siphons, slide charts, static pressure sensors, and tubing.
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- Will a Dwyer pressure switch be damaged if the pressure exceeding the maximum set-point is applied to the switch?
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- No. Not unless the maximum pressure rating of the switch is exceeded.
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- How do I hook up my Magnehelic® gage for an air velocity application with a pitot tube?
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- In our Application Guides on flow products, we explain very well how to take air velocity readings. The total pressure connection on the pitot tube is connected to one of the high pressure ports on the gage. The other high pressure port is plugged. The static pressure connection on the pitot tube is connected to one of the low pressure ports on the gage. The other low pressure port is plugged.
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- How often should I replace the filter on my 1205A-0 handheld CO analyzer?
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- This filter should be replaced if it begins to appear wet or dirty and can be replaced with Model F195 Air Filter.
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- Trying to measure differential pressure between OSA and indoors. Using transmitters with a range of +25pa to -25pa. Monitoring pressure variations occur from basically 0pa to 20pa over a short period of time (15 to 30 sec) Building is basically closed during testing, suspect OSA fluctuating due to winds? eddy currents etc. Any ideas, Building under positive pressure is critical for safety reasons Any ideas?
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- Whenever you are using outside air for a static pressure reference, fluctuations in outside conditions can cause erratic differential pressure readings. By using one of our outdoor static reference probes, you can diminish the influence of outdoor weather on your reading.
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- What might be the cause for Magnehelic® gages filling approximately 1/3 full of water, with lots of liquid droplets on the glass. Both are outside mounted on the side of an air stripping tower. One is a differential pressure gage that measures the pressure drop across a pitot tube. The other just measures the back pressure in the stripper. What can be done to fix the malfunction?
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- It looks like you’re getting some condensation in the Magnehelic®, which is causing it to collect on the bottom of the face. Since the Magnehelic® is not encapsulated, it is not recommended to be used in applications where moisture can form. One option to fix the problem is installing a liquid filter (like an F222) to filter out that moisture. Another option is to install a Capsuhelic (Series 4000), which is made to handle both air and liquid.
