£ 292.00
Price excl. VAT &. delivery
2 year Warranty
2 year Warranty
The manometer is well suited for monitoring and displaying air pressure and water pressure. Thanks to its high measuring resolution and high accuracy, this manometer is versatile.
The manometer is suitable for flush sanitary installation. The manometer may represent on its rotatable display pressures up to 40 bar, absolute or relative. The filling of the manometer has a food safe FDA approval. The flush mounting of the manometer can be sterilized.
The manometer has a two-line display. The manometer can represent pressures up to 600 bar, relative or absolute. The parts of the manometer that come in contact with liquids are made of stainless steel.
The PCE-THB 38 Manometer is ideal for detecting and digitally displaying humidity, temperature and barometric pressure. Temperature is measured by an RTD sensor and air humidity is measured by a highly repeatable, capacitive sensor. All products are test instruments, and the Manometer is sent out manufacturer calibrated. An ISO certification is available optionally.
While the original manometer was a liquid column gauge, today's manometers employ many different methods of pressure measurement. For example, a flanged manometer is a pressure gauge that normally uses a round diaphragm or spring clamped between two flanges to measure pressure. Other pressure gauges use electronic pressure sensors based on piezoresistive strain, capacitive, magnetic, piezoelectric, optical or potentiometric measurement principles.
What kind of manometer do you need? Purchase decision support
As a customer, you can always call the technical consulting hotline of PCE Instruments 00442380 - 987 030. The colleagues will ask you specific questions about your application and suggest the best suited products for the solution of your measuring task.
Below you will also find some tips which you should take into consideration when selecting or purchasing a manometer.
The essential criteria by which a manometer should be selected are the display range and the resistance of the materials against temperature, measuring medium and environment.
Criteria when selecting a device:
- Analogue / digital
- Type of pressure
- Medium
- Built-in unit / handheld
- Measuring range / accuracy
- Connection thread / membrane
In our product range you will find manometers with analogue and digital displays.
Analog manometers employ mechanical measuring methods; therefore, analog manometers or pressure gauges require little to no maintenance. Because there are no electronics, analog pressure gauges are quite easy to use. Because of the shock-proof and robust housing, the analog manometers are mostly applied in workshops or in industry. A further advantage of the analog manometers is the ease of use – you only have to screw the analog manometer into the pressure system and read the measured value from the analog display.
Our digital manometers are battery operated and therefore ideal for mobile use. The measured values can be displayed in the units of bar, psi, Pa, or Mpa (in handheld devices up to 11 units possible). The digital manometers offered by PCE Instruments have various functions, for example storing the Min-Max values or an automatic shutdown.
When selecting your manometer, please consider which medium it should be used for. The manometers we offer can measure the pressure in the air, liquids and gases. In the technical specifications of manometers, you can see which medium each device is compatible with. Some of our manometers have to be configured accordingly. It is also important to know if the material abrasive or acidic. The nature of the material helps narrow down the selection of manometer products to only those compatible with the specific kind of material. For example, the type of membrane or diaphragm used in a flanged manometer or pressure gauge determines the gauge’s compatibility with certain kinds of liquids or gases. Ceramic diaphragms are highly resistant to process fluids with abrasive particles, but ceramic diaphragms can be incompatible with strong acids. Whereas stainless steel diaphragms are easy to clean and sterilize, and thus frequently used in the hygienic processing of food and pharmaceutical products. Safety note: with our manometers it is strictly prohibited to conduct measurements of explosive and corrosive gases or liquids!
Manometer Types and Applications