Manometer for pool sand filtration - side outlet

Product detailed description

Accurate pressure monitoring with pool pressure gauge

The manometer provides an accurate and reliable pressure reading, which is essential for the proper functioning of the filtration system and keeping the pool water clean. Regular pressure monitoring helps prevent problems and ensures the long-term efficiency of the system.

What should be the pressure at the filtration system?

The ideal pressure is 0.5-1.2 BAR.

Easy and flexible installation of the sand filtration manometer

Thanks to the standard 1/4" thread, the manometer is easy to install on most sand filtration systems. To achieve a perfect seal, we recommend using Teflon tape to ensure the gauge holds firmly and no air or water leaks.

Reliability and quality of pool gauge

Made of durable materials, the gauge remains reliable and durable even after long periods of use. Its quality and durability ensure that you can count on accurate measurements without the need for frequent replacement or repair.

Suitable gauge for various filtration systems

No matter what type of filtration system you have, this gauge is designed to be compatible with a wide range of equipment. Its versatile design ensures that it will be a suitable addition to almost any pool system.

Recommendations for best results

For best results, we recommend checking the gauge seal regularly and resealing it with Teflon tape at the first sign of wear. This will ensure that the gauge will always give an accurate and reliable reading.

Customer Satisfaction

Customers appreciate the ease of installation, accuracy of measurement and long-term reliability of this gauge. Its ability to provide consistent and accurate readings makes it a popular tool for maintaining a healthy pool.

How to properly install a pressure gauge

Make sure the gauge threads are clean and undamaged. Apply Teflon tape evenly over the entire thread and then screw the gauge firmly into place. Make sure it is well sealed and held firmly to prevent leaks or inaccuracies in the measurement.