KRUEGER H-2-96-12 Therma Level Gauge 96 D 12 Extension 2 Npt

Krueger H-2-96-12 Therma level gauge is suitable for above-the-ground storage tanks for measuring liquid levels. This gauge is a basic volume metre that can be easily installed.

Features:

• Krueger gauge H-2-96-12 comes with a patented calibration assembly to tolerate pressures up to 70 psi.
• It features a double plastic dome that is undamageable.
• This unit can read out measurements for 275-gallon oval tanks.
• Krueger bearing or bushing features aluminium construction for enhanced durability.
• This Therma gauge (Type H) design enables sliding in of the gauge after inserting the bushing, allowing it to properly position the float to avoid walls, baffles & other obstructions.
• It is ideal for tanks with depths up to 12 feet owing to its direct mechanical action, dependable construction and excellent visibility.
• The estimated liquid level in the tank is depicted at the top of the red indicator, making it simple to read.
• It features a Duro nitrile gasket, a brass rivet and an HDPE plastic float & assembly nut for prolonged use and durability.
• On one side, the gauge is calibrated in eighths of a tank and on the other, in quarters of a tank.
• This unit can withstand temperatures ranging from -20 degrees to 120 degrees Fahrenheit.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How do you calibrate a level gauge?

A.

• Open the level gauge housing.
• Find the screw and spin it using an Allen key.
• Depending on the offset you want, slowly rotate either clockwise or counter-clockwise.

Q. How to install a level gauge?

A.

• Unscrew the lid of the barrel.
• Extend the level arm of the flow gauge.
• Slide the gauge tube inside the barrel and attach the float to the other end of the tube.
• Ensure that the tube is plumb / vertical and firmly hand-tighten the cap nut.
• Drill a hole in each of the security housing locations.
• Insert the security screws and tighten.

Q. How does a water level indicator work?

A. Water level indicators use sensor probes to show the amount of water in a storage barrel. These probes relay data back to the control panel to set off an alert.