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   Figure 1. Draft Gauge

Mounting the Instrument

For portable use stand the gauge on a reasonably level surface 

convenient to the location for checking draft. Gauge may also be 

hung in an upright position using 

Ë(

Slotted Recess) to receive a 

nail or screw head. For permanent installation remove 

Ì (

Screws) 

and front cover, fasten to panel with two number 8 screws thru 

Í

(Mounting Holes)

,

 replace front cover and 

Ì (

Screws). Never 

locate gauge where temperature exceeds 110° F.

Connections

For portable use connect the gauge to a furnace with the 9 foot 

length of rubber tubing and metal draft tube provided. For per-

manent installation, make connection from panel to draft mea-

suring point with copper tubing or pipe, solid tubing (no 

fi

 ttings) 

is preferred. At the end of the tubing provide a small tee with 

a short piece of rubber tubing as shown in Figure 3. Connect-

ing lines over 50 feet in length is not recommended. Use as few 

bends as possible, and keep the connecting line to a minimum 

length. The following tubing sizes are recommended:

 

Up to 10 foot length   

1/4 inch ID tubing

 

Up to 25 foot length   

3/8 inch ID tubing

 

Up to 50 foot length   

1/2 inch ID tubing

Zero Adjusting

When checking for zero, hold the draft tube near gauge or if 

permanently connected, break connecting line at panel. Zero is 

adjusted by moving 

É(

Adjusting Tab) until the pointer is in line 

with the scales zero. For portable use, check zero each time the 

gauge is set up for use. For permanent installations (always dis-

connect the hose from the gauge before making the zero check) 

check zero at one or two week intervals. 

 

 

 

    

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