Any saltwater safe pressure guages?

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Want to monitor pressure from my return pump as ill be hooking up a uv with max 30psi and an eductor on the end. All ive found are brass.
 
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Yea it definitely is for flow, I’ve never seen anyone use a pressure meter with the UV so I thought maybe you may have meant flow and posted that guy as a possibility. Best of luck
 

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Want to monitor pressure from my return pump as ill be hooking up a uv with max 30psi and an eductor on the end. All ive found are brass.

What pump are you using? There are not many reef pumps that are capable of that much pressure.
 

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Or you could plumb it in so that the flow restriction is on the input of the UV, and open on the outlet.
This way the reactor is never pressurized at all.;)
 
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What pump are you using? There are not many reef pumps that are capable of that much pressure.
I was planning on a pan world 200ps or iwaki 100 rlt with eductors on the end.
 
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Or you could plumb it in so that the flow restriction is on the input of the UV, and open on the outlet.
This way the reactor is never pressurized at all.;)
That might have to happen. I just wanted to mimimize plumbing.
 

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