They talk funny. I would assume exactly what you already suspect.

but you don’t really need it, just get a gauge that has a range of whatever psi you see. like if you have a 0-3psi gauge and you see it go to 1/2 psi then get a magnahelic with a range of like 20 inches of …

Hi everyone, Attached is a picture of the gauge glass on my boiler (one pipe steam heat). Is the water level too high. If so, how do I lower it? Thanks!

Mar 25, 2020 · Well, if there's water in the risers, then how can you argue that there's no water in the top takeoff to the gauge glass, which is much closer to the water line? 1950 Bryant boiler in a 1-pipe …

The rule of thumb is if you can see water in the gauge glass the boiler is safe to run if you cant seee water its not safe to run, When the boiler is steaming it is normal for the boiler water level to drop …

Sep 27, 2000 · I'm hoping this is an easy fix. I need to know if there is some type of gauge that can be installed on my incoming propane gas line that will show if there is a pressure issue possible due to a …

Dec 1, 2024 · Hi there, My furnace suddenly stopped igniting, obviously in the coldest day of the year so far. I have a steam system with an Utica boiler controlled by a CycleGard CG400 low-water cutoff, a …

I have a PEBCO steam boiler. No site glass gauge to see water level in boiler. Boiler is covered in ab cement.

My gauge at +/- 1 ( or 1-0-1) Water Column seems to act like a Barometer at times even when the boiler is not in use so I just slide the silicone hose off to zero it.

If the boiler is supposed to be a negative -.02 (over fire) when firing, then the breech draft must be higher than that (more negative) because there is pressure drop through the boiler. Get the burner …