KRUEGER HS3-2-117 Therma Level Gauge, 2 Inch NPT Opening, 117 Inch Depth, Stainless Steel, Wetted Rod

Krueger HS3-2-117 Therma level gauge is suitable for above-the-ground storage tanks. This easy-to-install level gauge is ideally designed for measuring all types of liquid levels.

Features:

• Krueger HS3-2-117 Therma level gauge has a simple mechanical design that ensures longevity, minimum maintenance, rapid installation and affordable repairs.
• The stainless steel constructed wetted material provides exceptional compatibility with aggressive chemicals.
• It features stainless steel rods, bushing & floats for prolonged use and durability.
• The estimated liquid level in the tank is depicted at the top of the red indicator, making it simple to read.
• This model has a 2-inch NPT male connection size that can read out measurements for standard tanks.
• It comes with a 2-piece bushing structure to point the swing arm away from corners, walls and other tank impediments.
• The gauge is glass calibrated and comes with an aluminium locking nut to secure the gauge in place.

Compatible Accessories:

• Krueger Drum Alarms: These Dalarm (direct mount) and Ralarm (Remote mount) units are designed to provide visual as well as audible indication of tank levels. They feature a magnetic switch that triggers a 110-dB alarm and are powered by a 9-volt lithium battery. These models can be easily reset even in the Alarm mode.
• Krueger LED At-A-Glance Accessories: They provide the remote reading capability to the mechanical gauge.
• Krueger Guard Gauge: This cover protects the exposed plastic components on top of the gauge.
• Krueger Glass Calibration: It offers defence against heat, gases, deterioration and also aids in passing fire inspections.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How does a tank level indicator work?

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

Q. How to install a tank level gauge?

A.

• First, unscrew the lid of the tank.
• Unthread the red nut by removing the calibration and bushing during installation.
• Extend the level arm of the flow gauge.
• Thread the bushing in and attach the float to the other end of the tube.
• As you swing the arm in the desired direction, drop the gauge through the middle hole.
• Ensure that the tube is plumb / vertical and then firmly hand tighten the cap nut.
• Place a new calibration in place, then tighten the red locking nut.

Q. How do you calibrate a level gauge?

A.

• The level gauge housing should be opened.
• Find the screw and spin it using an Allen key.
• Depending on the offset you want, slowly rotate either clockwise or counterclockwise.
• To verify the reading, conduct another calibration.

Q. How can I prevent the top of my gauge from becoming weathered or warped in the future?

A. The gauge may be upgraded in several ways to extend its life and performance. The gauges' resistance to heat, fumes and sunlight is increased by the glass calibration, transforming the calibration's interior portion into a glass.