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Air Test Gauge

Air Test Gauge

Regular price $88.99 USD
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Air Test Gauge

$88.99

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The air test gauge is a diagnostic tool for measuring the suction a vacuum or central vacuum system produces. Technicians use it to read airflow and water lift at an inlet or hose, turning a vague complaint about weak suction into a number they can act on.

Suction loss can come from a tired motor, a leaking hose, a clogged filter, or a poor seal, and guesswork wastes time. A gauge shows the actual reading so you can compare it against the machine's expected performance and pinpoint where the airflow is being lost.

  • Function: gauge for testing vacuum suction and airflow
  • Use: diagnosing suction loss on vacuums and central vacuum systems
  • Benefit: measured readings that guide accurate repairs
  • Tip: compare readings against the unit's rated performance

The gauge connects inline to take a reading during testing. A staple for vacuum shops and serious DIY repairs, it takes the guesswork out of diagnosing airflow problems.