Overview
The Torr D5334754 analog vacuum gauge is a precision pressure measurement instrument designed to monitor and measure vacuum levels within the 0–5 pressure unit range. This used-condition gauge combines analog display technology with proven measurement accuracy, making it suitable for testing, inspection, and process control applications where real-time vacuum monitoring is essential.
Key Features
- 0–5 pressure range for low-to-mid vacuum applications
- 200µA output signal for direct integration with monitoring systems
- Analog gauge design ensures simplicity and reliability without digital complexity
- Durable construction proven in laboratory and industrial environments
- Used, fully functional condition—ideal for replacement or secondary system deployment
Technical Specifications
- Model: D5334754
- Manufacturer: Torr
- Condition: Used
- Measurement Range: 0–5 pressure units
- Output Signal: 200µA
- Internal Resistance: 34Ω
- Display Type: Analog meter
- Application Category: Vacuum measurement and pressure monitoring
Typical Applications
The Torr D5334754 is well-suited for:
- Laboratory vacuum system monitoring
- Industrial heat-treat and vacuum furnace pressure verification
- Research and development vacuum testing
- Semiconductor equipment pressure diagnostics
- Equipment retrofit and replacement scenarios where analog measurement is preferred
Compatibility & Replacements
Compatible With
- Analog pressure monitoring and control systems
- Standard 200µA signal receivers and data acquisition interfaces
- Lab and industrial vacuum system architectures using analog gauge tubes
- Panel-mount and bench-mount vacuum measurement configurations
Replaces / Drop-In Replacement For
Verify compatibility with your system integrator or equipment documentation before ordering. The D5334754 may serve as a direct replacement for systems previously using Torr analog vacuum gauges with matching electrical specifications (200µA, 34Ω). Always confirm connection protocols and pressure range requirements with your technical team.
Works With
- Analog signal processors and 4–20mA transducers
- Vacuum control relay systems using analog feedback
- Data acquisition units accepting 200µA sensor inputs
- Legacy and modern lab vacuum pump control networks
