Manometer axial - rear napojenie 1/4"M; D50; 0-4bar
Code: MA50004BBRelated products
Product detailed description
Manometer - axial, IVAR.MA 50, D 50, tlak: 0 - 4 bar
- diameter 50 mm
- rear napojenie 1/4" M
Note: Diameter 80 mm na order.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I choose the correct type and size of fitting/valve? Follow the nominal pressure (PN) and operating temperature (T) stated in the technical parameters - they must match or exceed the actual operating conditions of your system, and the connection size must match the pipe diameter.
- How does this fitting/valve work? The exact operating principle (shut-off, pressure control, non-return function, etc.) depends on the specific type - a detailed description of the function can be found above for this product.
- Does installation require a professional? For simpler shut-off fittings, a skilled DIY user can manage installation; for control and safety fittings (safety valves, pressure-reducing valves) we always recommend a professional, as these are safety-critical components.
Additional parameters
| Category: | axial pressure gauges |
|---|---|
| Warranty: | 2 years |
| Weight: | 0.076 kg |
| Diameter: | 50 mm |
| Last price update: | 13.04.2026 1:00:52 |
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Gary
Gary
Hi there, I have a small heating system at home and I just want to know if this pressure gauge will show me if something is wrong - like if the pressure goes too high or too low? I have no idea about the numbers, is 0-4 bar enough for a normal house boiler?
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ATRIA.SK
ATRIA.SK
Yes, this gauge shows you the current pressure in your system at a glance - if the needle drops too low or creeps too high, you'll know something needs attention. For a standard home heating system, the 0-4 bar range is just right, as most boilers run somewhere between 1 and 2 bar normally. It connects from the back with a 1/4" thread and the dial is 50mm across, so it's compact and fits neatly on a pipe or boiler fitting.