Greisinger GMH 3161-13 Digital Fine Manometer & Sensor - Greisinger - 600468
The Greisinger GMH 3161-13 is a Digital Manometer including Sensor for measuring over/under pressu...The Greisinger GMH 3161-13 is a Digital Manometer including Sensor for measuring over/under pressure and pressure difference from -100 to +2000 mbar or (±2000 mbar). It features remarkable zero-point stability and two measurement ranges, automatically switching for optimal measurements. This handy and sturdy pressure instrument has an integrated relative pressure sensor and a 4mm pressure connector, making it suitable for air and non-corrosive, non-ionizing gases. What's in the Box: Greisinger GMH 3161-13, Manual, and Battery.
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The Greisinger GMH 3161-13 is a digital manometer designed for professionals who need accurate measurements of positive, negative, and differential pressure. Its key benefit lies in its dual measurement range (-100 to +2000 mbar) with automatic switching for optimal precision and ease of use. A slight caveat is its limitation to air and non-corrosive, non-ionizing gases. This sturdy device features remarkable zero-point stability and an integrated relative pressure sensor, making it a reliable tool for various industrial and HVAC applications.
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Model Part Number
600468
Brand
Greisinger
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FAQs
What is the maximum pressure the GMH 3161-13 can measure?
The device can measure up to +2000 mbar and down to -100 mbar.
Can I use this manometer with water or other liquids?
No, the GMH 3161-13 is designed for air and non-corrosive, non-ionizing gases only. Using it with liquids could damage the sensor.
How do I perform a zero adjustment?
Refer to the included manual for the specific zeroing procedure, which typically involves exposing the sensor to atmospheric pressure for a set duration.
What type of battery does it use?
The product information indicates it comes with a battery, but the specific type should be confirmed in the user manual. It is designed for portability.
Is the sensor replaceable?
The GMH 3161-13 has an integrated sensor. For issues with the sensor, please consult the manufacturer or refer to the warranty information.
What does 'relative pressure' mean in this context?
Relative pressure, also known as gauge pressure, measures the pressure difference between the point of measurement and the ambient atmospheric pressure.
Troubleshooting
Device not powering on
Check battery installation and ensure it is charged or new. Verify the battery compartment is clean.
Inaccurate or fluctuating readings
Ensure the pressure tubing is securely connected at both ends and has no kinks or leaks. Check for environmental factors affecting pressure. Allow the device to stabilize in a consistent environment.
Pressure connector is blocked
Gently clear any obstruction from the 4mm connector using a soft brush or compressed air. Do not force any objects into the connector.
Zero point drift
Ensure the device is set to measure relative pressure and that the connected system is at atmospheric pressure for a few minutes to establish a new zero point. Refer to the manual for specific zeroing procedures.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile measurement range (-100 to +2000 mbar)
Automatic range switching for convenience and accuracy
Stable and reliable zero-point
Durable and portable design
Clear digital display for easy reading
Cons
Limited to specific gas types (air, non-corrosive, non-ionizing)
Requires manual connection for pressure tubing
No data logging capabilities mentioned
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the unit is powered on using the included battery.
Connect the pressure tubing securely to the 4mm pressure connector on the device.
Connect the other end of the tubing to the pressure source you wish to measure.
Allow the device a short period to stabilize before taking readings.
Compatibility:
Gases: Primarily designed for use with air and other non-corrosive, non-ionizing gases. Do not use with flammable or reactive gases.
Connectors: Compatible with standard pressure tubing that fits a 4mm connector.
Care:
Keep the device clean and dry. Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth as needed. Avoid harsh chemicals or solvents.
Protect the sensor and connector from dust, debris, and physical damage.