KRUEGER B-55-2 Barrel Level Gauge, 2" NPT, 55 Gallon Capacity

Krueger B-55-2 barrel level gauge is suitable for above-the-ground storage barrels for measuring liquid levels. This gauge is an essential volume metre that can be easily installed.

Working Mechanism:

• The estimated gasoline level in the barrel is shown at the top of the red indicator.
• Once fitted, check the calibration to keep an eye on the barrel level.
• The indicator is calibrated in gallons & litres, as well as eighths of a tank on one side and quarters of a tank on the other.

Features:

• Krueger B-55-2 barrel level gauge includes a locking nut, galvansed rods and an HDPE float.
• This unit has 2-inch NPT connection for reading out measurements for 55-gallon barrels.
• It has patented calibration assembly to tolerate high pressures.
• The easily removable bushing allows threading of the bushing into the barrel.

Compatible Accessories:

• Krueger Drum Alarms: These Dalarm (direct mount) and Ralarm (remote mount) units provide visual & audible indication of tank levels. They feature a magnetic switch that triggers a 110 dB alarm and are powered by a 9V lithium battery. These models can be easily reset, even in Alarm mode.
• Krueger LED At-A-Glance Accessories: They can provide remote reading capability to the mechanical gauge.
• Krueger Guard Gauges: These covers protect the exposed plastic components on top of the gauge.
• Krueger Glass Calibration: It offers protection against heat, gases & deterioration, and aids in passing fire inspections.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How to install a barrel level gauge?

A.

• Remove the calibration before installation by unthreading the red nut.
• Insert the gauge into the barrel.
• After locking the push rod in full or empty state, thread the gauge into the push rod.
• Make sure the bushing's arrows are pointed away from walls or other obstacles.
• Reinstall the red nut and calibrate.

Q. How do you calibrate a level gauge?

A.

• The level gauge housing should be opened.
• Find the screw and spin it using an Allen key.
• Depending on the offset you want, slowly rotate either clockwise or counter-clockwise.