Yellow Jacket 78060 Complete Test Kit, 0-35″ W.C

Description

Sensitive diaphragm gauge calibrated in inches of water column and oz. per sq. inch, Improved lamination strength of diaphragm (bellows) to brass plate withstands upper over-pressure, Tube nipple for simple connection to system manifold, Two gauge ranges to be had, The original single bellows on brass plate design replaces the double bellows for a better seal that resists greater over-pressure Yellow

Sensitive diaphragm gauge calibrated in inches of water column and oz. per sq. inch, Improved lamination strength of diaphragm (bellows) to brass plate withstands upper over-pressure, Tube nipple for simple connection to system manifold, Two gauge ranges to be had, The original single bellows on brass plate design replaces the double bellows for a better seal that resists greater over-pressure
Emblem name: Yellow Jacket Ritchie
Fashion number: 78060
Usa of Origin: China

Sensitive diaphragm gauge calibrated in inches of water column and ounces per square inch, Improved lamination strength of diaphragm (bellows) to brass plate withstands higher over-pressure, Tube nipple for easy connection to system manifold, Two gauge ranges available, The unique single bellows on brass plate design replaces the double bellows for a stronger seal that resists greater over-pressure Yellow

Needed to address the new regulator for my new garage propane heater. I’m sure glad I bought this pressure gauge that has the water column right ends. I had the unit running right out of the box on the regulator presets and thought everything was fine. When I connected the gauge it pinned the needle in the pressure was way too high. The Flame looked the same to me before and after adjustments. I don’t know why it matters if the pressure is high or low but now I have the Peace of Mind knowing it’s right on. It will be handy to have for your son travel trailers, motorhomes and other campers as well as home use. Very satisfied with the product the back and the delivery and everything about it Yellow,

My Dometic fridge worked on 110V AC just fine and appeared to be working on gas; but it wasn’t cooling well. The thermal link was good, it didn’t need to be reset, the lights were on. the indicator lights weren’t blinking like if there was a gas failure, there was a flame, the chimney was hot and the fan was on.

When I pulled the test plug and attached this I discovered that the one year old regulator was only putting out 5″ with the fridge on and 6″ with it off. The side regulated propane port gave the same reading. I replaced the regulator and now have 12″ on the gauge and 11″ with the water heater on. This saved an expensive visit to the dealer or visit from a mobile RV tech.