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magnehelic - closed for business - 06-14-2017

Anyone interested in one of  link these?  they're still in packaging, never used.  i have 2 available.  $40 delivered in the US.  should fit into a large flat rate.. possibly a medium.

https://www.amazon.com/Dwyer-Magnehelic-Differential-Pressure-Gauge/dp/B009P9EF62


RE: magnehelic - closed for business - 06-15-2017

Boy I thought these would blow someone's skirt up.


RE: magnehelic - jlanciani - 06-15-2017

Pretty limited use if they are the 0-1" range you linked to.


RE: magnehelic - gMike - 06-15-2017

Pardon my ignorance but what are they used for?


RE: magnehelic - brofessor - 06-15-2017

I used a 0-1" Dwyer for draft on my stoked stove. sure you're using the bottom end for .02-.05. I paid $110 for mine from the local fireplace center


RE: magnehelic - Rob Young - 06-15-2017

(06-15-2017, 05:53 PM)gMike Wrote: Pardon my ignorance but what are they used for?

Stack pressure in a combustion stack for instance.


RE: magnehelic - jlanciani - 06-15-2017

(06-15-2017, 05:53 PM)gMike Wrote: Pardon my ignorance but what are they used for?

I use a 0-5" magnehelic to monitor the filter in my dust collector. When the pressure gets to 3" I know it's time to clean it.


RE: magnehelic - closed for business - 06-16-2017

Oops. 0-25 inches of water scale


RE: magnehelic - fredhargis - 06-16-2017

(06-15-2017, 06:53 PM)jlanciani Wrote: I use a 0-5" magnehelic to monitor the filter in my dust collector. When the pressure gets to 3" I know it's time to clean it.

Same here, I also have a 2" one I use with a pitot tube to calculate air flow in the DC ducting.