🔍 Brady Pressure Gauge 0-100 Lead: Accurate Monitoring for Industrial Applications Review

The pressure reads as expected considering my downhole system has a pressure switch of 40-60psi and the gauge reads between 35-60psi inches . Please note that some similar products have a pressure of up to 200psi. 100psi is all you need for a working home system which should not exceed 80psi. All other things being equal, you'll get better readings on a 100 psi gauge than you will on a 200 psi gauge if your pressure is 100 psi or less.

Pressure gauge arrived quickly and in undamaged packaging. The gauge itself looked great, but I immediately noticed that the dial reads around 6psi when not connected to a faucet. I plugged it in and got a reading of 40psi, which is low considering I just had a plumber install a new regulator and tested it with my gauge, which reads 50psi. Of course, the sensor may not be calibrated, so I'm not sure. It's not expensive enough to return so I'm keeping it as a souvenir.

We were building a house and I suspected the plumber had lowered the water pressure at the regulator but he said it was set at 25kg and my faucets were only models with low consumption. I bought this to test his claim and found that my water pressure was set at 40 pounds (10 below what the regulator said it was set at the factory). With the meter I increased it to 55 and now all my faucets are working fine. It seemed accurate, but with sensors this cheap I always take three readings and average