Part Details | DIAL INDICATING DIFFERENTIAL GAGE
6685-00-974-6511 An instrument designed to measure air, gas, fluid, and vapor differential by means of a pressure sensitive element(s) which transmits energy, by direct linkage, to the indicating pointer of a scale calibrated to units of pressure. The scale may indicate in units of pressure, quantity, or flow.
Alternate Parts: 251C0150I71RB, 10BCXXX0150A1BCAXX02, 10BCXXX0150A1BCAXXX02, 10BCXXX0150A1BCAXXX-02, D4224E005, 6685-00-974-6511, 00-974-6511, 6685009746511, 009746511
| Supply Group (FSG) | NSN Assigned | NIIN | Item Name Code (INC) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 66 | OCT 03, 1966 | 00-974-6511 | 62209 ( GAGE, DIFFERENTIAL, DIAL INDICATING ) |
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Cross Reference | NSN 6685-00-974-6511
| Part Number | Cage Code | Manufacturer |
|---|---|---|
| 251C0150I71RB | 05991 | CAMERON TECHNOLOGIES US, INC.DBA CAMERON'S MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS |
| 10BCXXX0150A1BCAXX02 | 05991 | CAMERON TECHNOLOGIES US, INC.DBA CAMERON'S MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS |
| 10BCXXX0150A1BCAXXX-02 | 05991 | CAMERON TECHNOLOGIES US, INC.DBA CAMERON'S MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS |
| D4224E005 | 05991 | CAMERON TECHNOLOGIES US, INC.DBA CAMERON'S MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS |
Technical Data | NSN 6685-00-974-6511
| Characteristic | Specifications |
|---|---|
| ACTUATION TYPE | BELLOWS |
| ACTUATING ELEMENT MATERIAL | BERYLLIUM COPPER |
| SCALE TYPE | SINGLE |
| SCALE NAME | DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE |
| SCALE RANGE | +0.0 TO +150.0 INCHES OF WATER PRESSURE |
| POINTER COLOR | BLACK |
| CONNECTOR TYPE VENT | NOT PROVIDED |
| SCALE INSCRIPTION/BACKGROUND COLOR | BLACK MARKINGS ON WHITE BACKGROUND |
| DIAL SIZE | 3-1/2 IN. DIA |
| POINTER TYPE | INDICATING |
| ADJUSTABILITY | ADJUSTABLE |
| CASE MATERIAL | NICKEL COPPER ALLOY |
| OVERALL DIAMETER | 4.406 INCHES NOMINAL |
| OVERALL DEPTH | 1.500 INCHES NOMINAL |
| CONNECTION QUANTITY | 1 |
| CONNECTION TYPE | EXTERNAL |
| CONNECTION LOCATION | Z ANY ACCEPTABLE |
| CONNECTION SIZE | 0.438 IN. UNF DIA |
| END ITEM IDENTIFICATION | POSEIDON MATERIAL; CHILLED WATER A/C SYSTEMS |