SPECIFICATIONS
ACCURACY: +/- 3% from 20-50% of scale and
+/- 2% over remaining 50% of scale.
CASE SIZES: 2, 2½, 3½, 4½
inches diameter.
CASE MATERIAL: Steel with black enamel
paint.
CASE STYLE:
U = Front Flange (U-Clamp), flush mount with center back remote
connection.
(2", 2½", 3½") = Marshalltown X-8.
FF = 3 Hole Front Flange, flush mount, with center back remote connection.
(2", 2½", 3½") = Marshalltown X-5.
G = Back Flange, surface mount, with adjustable lower back & bottom
remote connection.
(3½", 4½") = Marshalltown X-6, X-7.
P = Plain case (3½" only) with adjustable angle, bottom direct
mount (without capillary) = Marshalltown X-3.
TUBE: Drawn copper alloy.
MOVEMENT: Brass sector with polycarbonate
side plates.
CAPILLARY: 6 feet of flexible capillary
with double-braided copper with sheath standard.
CONNECTION:
CB = Center back remote ½" NPT connection, (FF & U
cases).
BB = Back & Bottom (Dual) adjustable remote ½" NPT connection,
(G case)
BA = Bottom Adjustable Angle direct mount ½" NPT connection.
Without capillary. (P case) = (Marshalltown X-3)
BULB: 3 ½" sensing bulb standard.
Cases 2", 2½", 3½", 4½" have ½" union nut
standard.
RANGES: Six standard ranges DUAL SCALE
in degrees Fahrenheit & Celsius.
- 40ºF to 60ºF / - 40ºC to 15ºC
- 40ºF to 120ºF / - 40ºC to 50ºC
0ºF to 120ºF / - 15ºC to 50ºC
0ºF to 180ºF / - 15ºC to 80ºC
30ºF to 240ºF / 0ºC to 115ºC
50ºF to 350ºF / 10ºC to 175º
DIAL STANDARD: Dual Scale Standard degrees
Fº and Cº.
DIAL COLOR: Black markings on white.
POINTER: Standard Pointer.
WINDOW: 2", 2½", 3½" have
twist-in Clearlok window. 4½" case has dimpled ring and acrylic window.
OPERATING PRINCIPAL:
A vapor actuated thermometer is essentially a pressure system with
a sensing bulb at one end connected by a capillary to a pressure gauge at
the other. The bulb is filled with a liquid which vaporizes as the temperature
rises. This causes the pressure in the guage bourdon tube to rise and move
the pointer to indicate the measured temperature.
This temperature-to-pressure relationship is non-linear which means that
the graduations on the line end of the scale are close together, whereas
the graduation on the upper end are spaced farther apart. Changes in ambient
temperature along the capillary or at the scale do not affect the thermometer
readout. This means that capillary up to 75' long can be used without the
need for ambient temperature compensation.