Cleveland KE50429-5 Steam Pressure Gauge Kit W/ 45 Degree Elbow
C$ 174.15
Price reduced from
C$ 322.51
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Pressure Gauge Kit With 45 Degree Elbow, 0-65 Psi | |
| Cleveland |
Description
The Cleveland KE50429-5 Pressure Gauge Kit with a 45-degree elbow is used to measure the steam pressure in several processes in ifood ndustries. It has a pressure range of 0-65 PSI for use in monitoring and regulating steam systems. The 45-degree elbow provides enhanced installation in restricted areas, increasing adaptability and lowering stress on the couplings. This kit is perfect for application in kitchen, boiler, and other steam applications to operate efficiently and safely. Its construction is robust and its measurement is accurate, which improves its dependability, reduces time off-line, and optimizes system performance.
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Step1: Shut off power supply and fully depressurize system for safety.
Step2: Remove existing gauge assembly carefully using appropriate tools.
Step3: Apply thread sealant or tape to all threaded fittings.
Step4: Install new pressure gauge, tighten connections securely.
Step5: Align gauge for visibility and ensure all joints are leak-free.
Step6: Restore steam pressure gradually and inspect for leaks.
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What maintenance is required for the Cleveland KE50429-5 Pressure Gauge Kit?
Inspect the gauge and elbow connection regularly for steam leaks and loose fittings. Ensure the pressure reading remains accurate by checking calibration periodically. Clean connection points to prevent scale buildup and maintain safe, stable steam pressure operation.
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What are common issues with the Cleveland KE50429-5 Pressure Gauge Kit?
- Steam leakage at elbow or threaded connections.
- Inaccurate pressure readings due to calibration drift.
- Blocked sensing line causing delayed response.
- Gauge needle sticking or fluctuating during operation.