Operating & Installation
Instructions
XSEL
TM
Process Gauge
Type 2XX.34
SIZE 4
½
" & 6" SOLID FRONT
IX. Replacement Parts
4½”
6”
Threaded ring
2086000
4006755
Acrylic window
4000021
2246104
Instrument glass window
0561134
1111710
Laminated safety glass window
0561150
0154075
Restrictor (SS) (0.6 mm I.D.) standard
0029122
0029122
Restrictor (SS) (0.3 mm I.D.) "super"
0165514
0165514
Restrictor (Monel
®
) (0.6 mm I.D.)
0607797
0607797
Restrictor (brass) (0.6 mm I.D.)
4324
4324
Window o-ring
0564354
2016818
Adjustable pointer
2087431
1656244
Case (blow-out back separate)
2085993
4006747
Fill plug
0589705
0589705
Vent plug
0659835
0659835
Socket o-ring
1063707
1063707
Blow-out back (LM)
2086018
2247283
Back o-ring (for dry gauges)
2208741
2208741
Membrane LM (for glycerine or silicone)
1053019
1053019
Membrane LM (for fluorocarbon)
1095390
1095390
Membrane LBM (for glycerine or silicone)
1654250
1654250
Filling kit LM (for glycerine & silicone)
1126768
1126768
Filling kit LM (for fluorocarbon)
1126776
1126776
Filling kit LBM (for glycerine & silicone)
2044480
2044480
Movement for vacuum ranges
4001842
2054761
Movement for 15 psi to 60 psi
4001851
2019868
Movement for 100 psi and up
4001869
2091941
X. Warning
Pressure gauges must be selected and installed so that the possibility of failure resulting in injury or damage
caused by misuse or misapplication is minimized. For correct selection and use of gauges, refer to ASME B40.1,
which can be obtained from The American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Three Park Avenue, New York, NY
10016 - 5990. Important factors for proper gauge selection are:
Process:
Wetted parts must be compatible with the measured media.
Pressure:
The range of the gauge should generally be twice the working pressure. The working pressure in all
cases should be limited to 75% of the gauge range. Where alternating pressure and pulsation are encountered,
working pressure should be limited to 2/3 of the gauge range.
Pulsation / Vibration:
Pressure pulsation and vibration could result in fatigue failure of the measuring system.
Therefore, dampening provisions such as liquid filling of the gauge, installing flow restricting devices or isolating
from the vibration source should be considered.
Temperature:
Excessive temperature exposure may result in damage to the measuring system and/or gauge
outer parts, case, gasket, and window. Preventive temperature lowering devices such as the WIKA cooling ele-
ment or a pigtail siphon should be considered.
Liquid Fill:
Be sure that the filling liquid can safely mix with the process fluid.
WIKA Instrument Corporation
1000 Wiegand Boulevard
Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043-5868
1-888-WIKA USA, (770) 513-8200 (in Georgia)
FAX (770) 338-5118
http://www.wika.com
In keeping with and for purposes of product improvement,
WIKA reserves the right to make design changes without notice.
Instruction Sheet – 03/10
P/N 2207290 Rev 5 Instruction Sheet available at http://www.wika.com
Revision Date: March 1, 2010
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