Pressure gauge Afriso RF 80 mm 63563 — 80 mm dial, heating/boiler application

Afriso RF mechanical pressure gauge with an 80 mm dial is designed for basic pressure monitoring in heating and boiler systems. The instrument provides direct analog indication via a pointer on an 80 mm face and is built for installation on pipelines or equipment in residential and light-commercial heating circuits. The robust construction delivers reliable readings for routine monitoring and simple troubleshooting of system pressure.

Advantages

The pressure gauge features a clear 80 mm dial for easy reading at a glance and a mechanical movement that requires no external power. Its design is compatible with standard process fittings used in heating and boiler applications and provides stable indication suitable for everyday monitoring. The unit’s materials and construction are intended to withstand the typical temperature and pressure conditions found in heating circuits.

Suitable for

• Monitoring pressure in residential heating systems
• Pressure checks on boiler equipment and circulation loops
• Basic diagnostics and verification during installation or maintenance
• Use on pipelines and manifolds in light-commercial heating applications

Key specifications

• Dial diameter: 80 mm
• Display type: Analog pointer
• Application: Heating and boiler systems
• Mounting: Pipeline or equipment installation (standard process fittings)
• Construction: Mechanical movement, no electrical power required

How to use

Install the pressure gauge on an appropriate tapped connection of the heating or boiler circuit using the correct thread and sealing method for the system. Ensure the gauge is mounted where the dial can be read easily and the sensor is exposed to the fluid pressure to be measured. After installation, verify zero reading at atmospheric pressure if applicable and monitor pressure during normal operation. For safety, isolate and depressurize the line before removing or servicing the gauge.

Usage recommendations

To maintain accurate readings, avoid exposing the gauge to pressures or temperatures beyond its intended range and protect it from strong vibration or hydraulic shocks. Periodic visual inspection and, where required by local practice, calibration checks will help ensure continued reliable performance in heating and boiler systems.