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πŸ”© Industrial Stainless Internals for PIC PRO 204L 254F Review

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πŸŒ€ Pressure & Vacuum, πŸ” Test, Measure & Inspect

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Description of πŸ”© Industrial Stainless Internals for PIC PRO 204L 254F

Front Flanged Panel Mount Design. Stainless Steel Case and Bezel. Brass Internals and Connection. Phosphor Bronze Bourdon Tube. Liquid Filled.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Very good product and very good price

Seems to be of very good quality and at a very good price. Ideal for controlling the water pressure in a reverse osmosis unit.

Pros
  • pressure gauge
Cons
  • high price

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Nice easy to read meter.

Nice easy to read gauge that will tell you if I have good pressure or not when camping. I have no doubt that I have good pressure at the beginning. It seems to be a high quality sensor. Thanks very much!

Pros
  • Pressure & Vacuum Gauge
Cons
  • Miscellaneous Miscellaneous

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Excellent pressure gauge, the best of pressure gauges and vacuum gauges

I wanted a water pressure gauge in my RV to always know the pressure and wanted the pressure gauge to be permanently installed. I wanted a flanged faceplate mount and a maximum gauge reading of 100psi, so I found this PIC gauge to be a good gauge. Now that it's there I know my RV pump is a 50psi pump. And to my surprise the RV park I'm at has the water regulated there at 34psi what the manager says should be 45-50psi ok thanks to this gauge now otherwise he says what pressure in psi for both…

Pros
  • Test, measure and test
Cons
  • Very expensive