Vacuum gauge

The vacuum gauge, also known as a vacuum meter, is an essential tool for testing the performance of a central vacuum system and ensuring the correct operation of the vacuum unit. It is designed to measure vacuum levels and assess the performance of the system, ensuring it operates under optimal conditions.

Functions and Uses of the Vacuum Gauge

The vacuum gauge is specifically designed for central vacuum installations and allows the operator to measure:

• Maximum vacuum level of the vacuum unit: Indicates the peak performance the unit can achieve for efficient suction.
• Operating vacuum level: Measures vacuum during normal system operation to confirm it is within expected parameters.
• Correct system installation: Helps verify that the system has been installed correctly and that no leaks or issues are present in fittings or pipework.

Variability of Measured Values

The readings provided by the vacuum gauge may vary depending on several factors:

• Vacuum unit power: Performance varies according to the motor power of the vacuum unit.
• Ambient temperature: Environmental conditions can influence vacuum readings.
• Relative humidity: Air humidity affects resistance and system efficiency.
• Altitude: Atmospheric pressure changes with altitude and can alter vacuum readings.

Technical Support

For additional information or assistance in interpreting vacuum gauge readings, the Sistem Air technical department is available. You can contact us by phone at 0381.650082, via WhatsApp at 340.9040146, or by email at [email protected].