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The DWYER 3001MR is a Photohelic pressure switch and gauge combination designed for precise differential pressure measurement and switching in HVAC, industrial, and cleanroom monitoring applications. It combines a visual analog gauge with integrated switch contacts, allowing a single instrument to both display pressure and trigger control actions at set points. The unit features a 4-inch dial face, a maximum pressure rating of 25 psi, and 2% full-scale accuracy. The female 1/8-inch NPT back and side connection ports mount directly into standard process piping or panel surfaces. HVAC technicians and instrumentation professionals install this device for continuous pressure monitoring with automatic switching output.
The 3001MR is suited for residential and commercial HVAC systems, air handling units, filter banks, clean rooms, and light industrial process monitoring where both a local pressure readout and an integrated switch output are required. The 1-inch water column minimum range makes it appropriate for low-differential pressure monitoring common in duct pressure and filter change applications. A maximum operating temperature of 120 degrees F keeps it within range for typical mechanical room and air handler environments. The surface mount design allows panel or wall installation in accessible service locations.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install Photohelic pressure switch gauge for HVAC air handling, filter monitoring, and light industrial differential pressure control applications using standard 1/8-inch NPT process connections.
Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or instrumentation professional. De-energize all associated control circuits and isolate process pressure before connecting or removing the instrument. Use appropriate thread sealant on NPT connections and avoid over-tightening the polycarbonate body. Switch wiring should comply with NEC requirements for the control voltage and current of the connected circuit.
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