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The NOSHOK PT20-15PSIV-1-1-2-17-ST8 is a bourdon tube pressure gauge designed for general industrial applications. It features a 2.5-inch dial diameter with a white background and black markings for high visibility. The instrument utilizes a stainless steel case and a bronze wetted end construction to ensure durability in various environments. The process connection is specified as 1/4 inch NPT, providing secure integration into piping systems. The device operates within a pressure range of 0 to 15 PSI, utilizing an internal bourdon tube mechanism for accurate measurement.
Verify the specific model suffixes against official NOSHOK documentation to confirm exact configuration details such as dial color, case material, and wetted end composition. Ensure that the required pressure range and process connection size match the application requirements before procurement. Cross-reference the part number with current manufacturer catalogs to confirm availability and any recent design updates.
Select this gauge when a standard bourdon tube instrument is required for non-corrosive media. Consider the bronze wetted end compatibility for general use cases. Evaluate the need for liquid filling if vibration or pulsating pressure conditions are present, as this specific model appears to be dry-filled based on standard configurations. Confirm the operating temperature range aligns with the application environment.
This component belongs to the NOSHOK PT20 series of bourdon tube pressure gauges. This series is engineered for cost-effective and reliable pressure measurement in demanding industrial settings. The PT20 series typically offers various case materials and connection options to suit different industry standards and environmental conditions.
Direct replacements must match the 1/4 NPT connection, 0-15 PSI range, and 2.5-inch dial size. Verify wetted end material compatibility to prevent corrosion issues. Check face depth and mounting style to ensure physical fit within existing panels or manifolds.