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Model # DP IWTG

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Watts 3/4 in. Plastic Water Pressure Test Gauge
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3/4 in. Plastic Water Pressure Test Gauge

  • 3/4-inch hose connection
  • Easily attaches to outdoor hose bibb or water heater drain
  • Determine if an expansion tank or pressure regulator is needed.
$ 9 98

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Product Overview

  • 3/4-inch hose connection
  • Easily attaches to outdoor hose bibb or water heater drain
  • Determine if an expansion tank or pressure regulator is needed.
When you choose this hose connection gauge, you can rest assured that you're getting a quality product to test water supply pressures within a distribution system. Its red indicator hand holds at the highest reading registered for detection of thermal expansion pressure surges. Rubber garden hose washer included. Easy to install, no tools are required.
  • Made of steel for durability and strength
  • Easy to read indicator for detecting pressure surges
  • Features a copper alloy tube sensing element
  • Accuracy is ASME, type B
  • Easy to install with no tools
  • Works with many pipe materials

Product Overview

  • 3/4-inch hose connection
  • Easily attaches to outdoor hose bibb or water heater drain
  • Determine if an expansion tank or pressure regulator is needed.
Model #: DP IWTG
Sku #: 106033
Internet #: 100175467

When you choose this hose connection gauge, you can rest assured that you're getting a quality product to test water supply pressures within a distribution system. Its red indicator hand holds at the highest reading registered for detection of thermal expansion pressure surges. Rubber garden hose washer included. Easy to install, no tools are required.

  • Made of steel for durability and strength
  • Easy to read indicator for detecting pressure surges
  • Features a copper alloy tube sensing element
  • Accuracy is ASME, type B
  • Easy to install with no tools
  • Works with many pipe materials

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Specifications

Dimensions

Inlet Diameter (In.)
3/4
Outlet Diameter (In.)
3/4
Product Depth (in.)
1.12
Product Height (in.)
5
Product Length (in.)
1 in
Product Width (in.)
3

Details

Application
Potable Water
Compatible Pipe Material
Multi-Purpose
Connection
Female Hose Thread
Features
Removable,Threaded
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor,Outdoor
Material
Plastic
Maximum Pressure (psi)
200
Maximum Working Temperature (F)
140
Product Weight (lb.)
.46lb
Returnable
180-Day
Valve Type
Pressure Regulating

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty
Watts (the "Company") warrants each product to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal usage for a period of one year from the date of original shipment.

Specifications

Dimensions

Inlet Diameter (In.)
3/4
Outlet Diameter (In.)
3/4
Product Depth (in.)
1.12
Product Height (in.)
5
Product Length (in.)
1 in
Product Width (in.)
3

Details

Application
Potable Water
Compatible Pipe Material
Multi-Purpose
Connection
Female Hose Thread
Features
Removable,Threaded
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor,Outdoor
Material
Plastic
Maximum Pressure (psi)
200
Maximum Working Temperature (F)
140
Product Weight (lb.)
.46lb
Returnable
180-Day
Valve Type
Pressure Regulating

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty
Watts (the "Company") warrants each product to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal usage for a period of one year from the date of original shipment.

Questions & Answers

what does the red arrow indicates

when I checked the water pressure of my house the black arrow indicated 65 and the red one 125. what does this mean?
Asked by: babaraffi
You're supposed to be able to ZERO the red needle by hand (eg.), and then after the pressure rises the black needle will nudge the red needle to keep track of the maximum. At least that's how it's SUPPOSED to work. UNFORTUNATELY, the one I purchased, the red needle has ZERO resistance and simply floats all over the place. If water rises too quick, the momentum from the black needle will send the red needle flying! This is a cheaply made unit, so forget about the red needle and simply use the black for what it's worth.
Answered by: ziggy
Date published: 2020-04-15

Is there a problem with the gauge if the black needle does not return to zero? It returns to 20.

Is there a problem with the gauge if the black needle does not return to zero? It returns to 20.
Asked by: Clarence
If you have not taken over the maximum pressure for this gauge and have disconnected it from the spigot, I would say it was defective. If it showed 20 lbs when brand new, it was definitely defective.
Answered by: boben
Date published: 2019-12-26

Will this tell me if a have a leak

if pressure drops it means i have a leak
Asked by: D2
No si es muy pequeño
Answered by: Monge
Date published: 2019-02-13

My red needle is slammed by water hammer, and the black needle will hit it like a cue ball and re...

My red needle is slammed by water hammer, and the black needle will hit it like a cue ball and registers a much higher pressure than reality. Is there any way to tighten up the red needle so it's not so loose?
Asked by: Darrel
You could take the gauge apart by removing the two screws on the back side and pulling the metal cover off. You might then be able to wind some fine wire between the red needle and the plastic cover. That could provide some resistance against moving the red needle so easily.
Answered by: jrad
Date published: 2020-04-15
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