Temperature Gauge
A temperature gauge is a device used to indicate the temperature of an item being monitored. The display can be an analogue dial, an analogue range or a digital readout.
Bimetallic strips, whose bending increases with temperature, and thermocouples, which generate an electronic voltage that is temperature-dependent, are common techniques for measuring temperature.
Feature
Low cost and ease of use.
Carry-Along Device
It's simple to check damage.
Don't need any power.
Applications including pulp and paper, waste water, oil and gas, and power generation are where this device performs best. Vapour Actuated Thermometers are low-cost temperature sensors that offer precise distant readings for uses including water treatment, solar heating, and refrigeration.