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What does a wind-proof plug for a vacuum gauge look like?

2019-01-15View Original

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The negative pressure chamber of the furnace negative pressure gauge is connected to the atmosphere; it fluctuates whenever there is wind, so a wind-proof plug needs to be installed. It would be helpful to have pictures showing what such a plug looks like; thank you!
Reply #22019-01-15
If the selection is fine, you can try running the tube at the negative pressure end straight downward; or if the negative pressure gauge comes with a plastic seal, cover it and make a few holes in it
Reply #32019-01-16
It’s just a thread plug; you can also wrap it up to prevent external interference

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