Conbraco 98-34P-24 Liquid Level Gage Glass 250 Psi

Product Description

The CONBRACO 98-34P-24 is a red line liquid level gage glass designed for visual monitoring of fluid levels in pressurized vessels and tanks. Built to handle a working pressure of 250 psi, this gage glass provides a clear, reliable sight line for service technicians and operators who need to verify liquid levels without opening the system. The red line grade construction aids in quick visual identification, reducing the chance of misreading the fluid level under normal operating conditions. It is installed by licensed plumbers, pipefitters, and stationary engineers working on boilers, pressure vessels, and process piping systems.

This gage glass is suited for use on pressurized tanks and boilers in both commercial and industrial settings where accurate liquid level monitoring is required. The 250 psi working pressure rating makes it appropriate for moderate-to-high pressure applications found in mechanical rooms, process facilities, and steam or hot water heating systems. Technicians working on boiler plant equipment or pressure vessel maintenance will encounter this style of fitting as a standard service component.

Key Features

• 250 psi working pressure rating for use on pressurized vessels and boilers
• Red line grade glass construction for fast, clear visual level identification
• Designed for direct installation as a liquid level sight indicator
• Suitable for steam, hot water, and process fluid applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit gage glass for pressurized boilers and liquid storage vessels rated at or below 250 psi working pressure.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber, pipefitter, or stationary engineer in accordance with local mechanical codes and ASME pressure vessel requirements. Shut off and fully depressurize the vessel before removing or installing any gage glass assembly. Handle the glass tube with care to avoid stress fractures that can lead to sudden failure under pressure. Verify all fittings and packing nuts are properly seated and leak-free before returning the system to service.