A combination pressure–temperature gauge is a single instrument that shows pressure (bar/psi) and temperature (°C ) on one dial.

Combination Pressure-Temperature Gauge

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Dual indicating pressure/temperature gauges, or commonly referred to as “tri-indicators”, combine the value of an individual pressure gauge and thermometer in one instrument. They are the ideal choice for boilers and other hot water applications where space limitations and installation costs are a consideration. These instruments contain both a bourdon tube assembly to indicate pressure, and a bimetal coil assembly to indicate temperature in both Fahrenheit and Celsius.

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COMBINATION PRESSURE–TEMPERATURE GAUGES

A combination pressure–temperature gauge is a single instrument that shows pressure (bar/psi) and temperature (°C ) on one dial. It uses two independent sensing elements—typically a Bourdon tube for pressure and a bimetal or gas-actuated system for temperature—each driving its own pointer and scale. One device, two readings, zero guesswork.

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