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Inspector's Choice Pitot Gauge Kit with Lightweight Round Handle and Ultra-Thin Blades

Inspector's Choice Pitot Gauge Kit with Lightweight Handle and Ultra-Thin Blades

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Your Price:$239.95

Part Number:06PITU

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5 - 9
$230.95
10+
$225.95

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Part Number	Finish	Size
06PITU	Nickel Plated Brass	10.5 inch length (with notched blade)

Kit Contents	Stock Status
Lightweight Round Handle Ultra-Thin Notched Blade Ultra-Thin Straight Blade Ashcroft 2.5" Gauge Thread Seal Tape Foam Lined Case	Usually ships within 24 hours

Product Details

This Pitot Gauge Kit is truly the Inspector's First Choice! Lighter, thinner, and easier to read, the Inspector's Choice Pitot Gauge Kit features a lightweight round handle, two ultra-thin blades, an extremely accurate Ashcroft dry gauge with Flutterguard technology, a roll of thread seal tape, and a foam-lined carrying case. Measure discharge from fire hydrants, fire hose nozzles, and other open orifices with the added confidence a 1% full-scale accuracy gauge with N.I.S.T. certification provides.

You can measure hundreds of hydrants daily as this Pitot Gauge Kit only weighs 14 ounces.

Gauge features a quick-disconnect fitting for easy removal, faster draining of the tube, and full rotation for easy viewing.

Choose from eight different gauge dial ranges:

Dial Ranges	Major #'d Graduations	Minor Graduations	Smallest Graduations
0-30psi 0-60psi 0-100psi 0-200psi 0-300psi -30-0-200psi 0-400psi 0-600psi	5 5 10 20 30 20 50 50	1 5 5 10 10 10 25 -	0.5 1 1 2 5 2 5 10

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More information:

Pitot Gauge Theoretical Discharge Conversion Table <--Note: Conversion accuracy is dependent on an accurate measurement of outlet size and the nozzle or outlet coefficient.

How to use a Pitot Gauge to Measure Fire Hydrant Flow