🌪️ Suction Power Gauge for Vacuum Cleaners, Water Lift Measurement Gauge Review

I have a number of canister vacuums that I have collected over the years that are needed for lint thinning. I bought this sensor to find out which ones are powerful suction. To see how accurate it is, I tested a Festool CT26 vacuum with a water depth of 96 inches. The sensor read 98, which is only about a 2% error. The sensor was expensive but it's exactly what I wanted and it's very accurate.

I bought them for $100 each. We conduct tests to ensure that the vacuum rollers suck in the same pressure. They're the same pressure, but unfortunately these gauges differ by a couple of pounds. We swapped them out and found they sucked the same. But the sensors don't measure the same thing, and that's very annoying.

ABSOLUTELY excellent customer service and product works exactly as described. This element is placed at the end of the vacuum suction hose and measures the suction power (water pressure). If you want to test the vacuum suction's performance, it works great and the 80-inch water speed is said to be very reliable. Bought to test our company's vacuum suction power and provide valuable data. The item was originally damaged (glass cracked) but appears to have been caused by the shipping company…