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Question: what is the actual size of the brass connection?  2 reviewers reported it to be 1/2 in instead of the listed 1/4 in
Document: The gauge that I received has a 1/2&#34; connection instead of the 1/4&#34; connection stated in the product description. I needed a 1/4&#34; connection and this makes the gauge unusable for me without purchasing additional conversion parts to make an adapter for the connection. The gauge may work fine, I don't know as I am not going to use it. Please describe your products correctly.
Don't buy if you're looking for a 1/4 inch connection as indicated at site. Rec'd one with 1/2 inch. Complete waste of my time. Should have just gone down to the local hardware store.
The product hat came has a 1/2&#34; connection, although the box it came in had 1/4&#34; type written on it. Obviously mislabeled. Or mis-packaged. Either way, I suggest avoiding this.
I used this gauge on my well water system. purchased 2 of these so I could see the pressure after my well pump but before my filters. I placed the second gauge after my filters so I could see the actual pressure to the house. I installed these gauges with a little Teflon tape that was rated for drinking water.
well, if you need a pressure gage, this one will do fine. just make sure the thread size is what you need it to be
gauge appears to well built and accurate. rated a 4 only because it is not the more durable glycerin-filled style.
a good price on this gauge has worked good since i put it in old gauge rusted outand started leaking this one is brass will not rust.
I installed 2 of these on a water tank system i built. The 1st one is not accurate and the second one leaked. Dont buy these if you need something reliable and accurate. WIll give you headaches.
Arrived on time and exactly as advertised. I needed to replace some well pump components and figured I'd order a cheap gauge just in case (the old one was kind of rusty but still worked). I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this one for the price. Metal casing, brass fitting and easy to read. I went ahead and installed it, keeping the old one as a back-up.
these gauges were cheap and when I got them they felt cheap. We will see how well they work, but my first instinct is that when they need to be replaced they will be replaced with higher quality American made ones. These are great if you need a cheap gauge to get your project built at a low cost.
Answer: yes