16 Bar 2.5" Pressure Gauge

The gauge operates from 0 to 16 bar and features a 2.5-inch (approximately) dial face for easy readability.

Key features include an anti-backfire valve for stable readings, an internal bellows for damping, a built-in temperature sensor, an air vent valve for reliable measurement, and a durable construction designed for industrial use.

It's suitable for commercial and industrial hydraulic and fluid systems, including pressure vessels, pumps, turbines, compressors, boilers, gas and oil lubrication systems, as well as personal setups requiring reliable pressure monitoring up to 16 bar.

Shut down the connected system, select the appropriate pressure port with matching threading, and attach the gauge using the proper fittings. Mount the gauge so the dial is upright for readability, ensure the vent valve is accessible, and check for leaks after re-pressurizing the system. If needed, use sealing tape or thread sealant compatible with the fluids in your system.

The gauge includes a built-in temperature sensor. Read the pressure from the dial (bar) and view the temperature value displayed by the sensor, enabling simultaneous monitoring of both parameters.

Operate within the 0–16 bar rating to prevent damage. Use appropriate fittings and ensure proper mounting orientation. Keep the gauge away from environments that could exceed its temperature or chemical compatibility limits, and avoid mechanical shocks that could affect accuracy.

First, verify the system is depressurized and that all connections are secure and leak-free. Check that the vent valve is functional and not blocked. Inspect the gauge for physical damage or fogged/dim readings, and ensure the temperature sensor is unobstructed and properly connected if applicable.

Compared to a standard 16 bar gauge, this model adds a built-in temperature sensor for dual-parameter monitoring, along with an anti-backfire valve and dampening bellows for steadier readings—beneficial in dynamic systems. For a traditional analog-only option, you might look at a standard 16 bar 2.5-inch gauge such as: https://fepy.com/products/16-bar-2-5-inch-brass-analog-pressure-gauge

If you’re evaluating alternatives, you can explore similar gauges such as 16 bar stainless models or brass variants: 16 Bar 2.5" Stainless Steel Analog Pressure Gauge: https://fepy.com/products/16-bar-2-5-inch-stainless-steel-analog-pressure-gauge and 10 Bar 2.5" Analog Pressure Gauge: https://fepy.com/products/10-bar-25-inch-analog-pressure-gauge

Consider matching fittings for your system’s port size, a protective case for harsh environments, and any required adapters to align with existing piping. The built-in temperature sensor is a valuable feature if you need dual readouts without adding a separate sensor.

Yes, given its combination of a 0–16 bar range, a 2.5-inch readable dial, anti-backfire dampening, a built-in temperature sensor, and an air vent, it offers enhanced functionality and durability for many hydraulic and fluid applications at a competitive price point.