Dwyer, Model T25S
Was looking for a manometer to use when I get my stove hooked up to my chimney. I found a Dwyer model T25S on ebay. Is this a model that would work for me? Description says it reads from .5 to 3" but pic looks like it will read from -.05 to 3". I'm not at all familiar with these so I wanted to check before buying. Thanks.
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- LsFarm
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Yep, that's the right one to buy,, most stoves need to be set up to draft at about .04-.07".. so you will be using the first inch or so of the gauge..
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yea , the first inch or so. not the numbers on the gauge. check the Manometer thread out. WNY has a post that shows were the readings should be.
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That seems to be the board's standard, about $30 new. Get yourself a short length (2' or so) of brake line from the auto parts store to stick on the end of the hose to make life easier for you.