Description
Dwyer 605-10C Magnehelic Differential Pressure Indicating Transmitter 0-10 In WC
The Dwyer 605-10C is a Magnehelic Differential Pressure Indicating Transmitter combining an analog dial gauge with a 4–20 mA electrical output signal in a single instrument. It measures differential pressure in the 0–10 inches of water column range and simultaneously provides a proportional current output for remote monitoring or control systems. Dwyer's Magnehelic series is one of the most widely recognized lines of differential pressure gauges in industrial and commercial use.
Specifications & What's Included
- Manufacturer: Dwyer Instruments, Michigan City, IN, USA
- Model / Catalog No.: 605-10C
- Type: Magnehelic Differential Pressure Indicating Transmitter
- Measurement Range: 0–10 Inches of Water Column (in WC)
- Output: 4–20 mA analog transmitter signal
- Max Pressure: 5 PSIG (35 kPa)
- Max Temperature: 120°F (48°C)
- Min Temperature: 20°F (-6°C)
- Display: Round analog dial graduated in inches of water
- Adjustment: Front-mounted Span and Zero knobs; Pointer Zero adjustment at bottom
- Pressure Ports: Two rear-mounted metal fittings
- Electrical Connections: Rear terminal block (wiring leads visible in photos)
- Certifications: CE marked
- Housing: Round cast body with clamp ring; surface shows normal industrial wear
- Included: Gauge/transmitter unit only — no cables, mounting hardware, or fittings
Applications
The Dwyer Magnehelic series has been a standard instrument in HVAC, cleanroom, and industrial process applications for decades and remains widely used today. The 605 series adds a 4–20 mA transmitter output to the classic Magnehelic dial, making it suitable for building automation systems, filter differential pressure monitoring, air handler performance tracking, fume hood face-velocity control, and any application requiring both a local visual indication and a remote analog signal. These instruments are commonly found in pharmaceutical manufacturing, hospital HVAC systems, semiconductor cleanrooms, and general industrial air-handling installations where differential pressure across filters, dampers, or ductwork must be monitored continuously. The 0–10 in WC range of the 605-10C is a common span for medium-resistance HVAC filter banks and cleanroom pressure differentials.
This Dwyer 605-10C Magnehelic Differential Pressure Indicating Transmitter has been inspected and appears to be in good used condition. It was pulled from a working environment where it was previously in service. The front dial face is clean and legible; the housing shows light scuffing and surface wear typical of industrial use. The Span and Zero adjustment knobs are present and intact. Rear pressure port fittings and terminal block with wiring leads are visible and appear undamaged. Please view our photo set and contact us if you have any questions.
Warranty Information
Additional Information
Brand: |
Dwyer |
Model: |
605-10C |
MPN: |
605-10C |
SKU: |
47037 |
Type: |
Magnehelic Differential Pressure Indicating Transmitter |
Measurement Range: |
0–10 Inches of Water Column (in WC) |
Max Pressure: |
5 PSIG (35 kPa) |
Max Temperature: |
120°F (48°C) |
Min Temperature: |
20°F (-6°C) |
Output Signal: |
4–20 mA (transmitter output) |
Pressure Type: |
Differential Pressure |
Display Type: |
Analog dial — Inches of Water |
Adjustment: |
Span and Zero adjustment knobs |
Certifications: |
CE marked |
Country/Region of Manufacture: |
United States |
Form Factor: |
Round panel / wall-mount gauge |
Seller Notes: |
Gauge only — no mounting hardware or signal cables included. |
Compatible With: |
HVAC systems, cleanrooms, filter monitoring, air handling units |
Condition Notes: |
This Dwyer 605-10C Magnehelic Differential Pressure Indicating Transmitter is in good used condition, pulled from a working environment. Dial face is clean; housing shows light scuffing typical of industrial use. Knobs and fittings intact. |
California Prop 65 Warning: |
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, and DEHP (a phthalate), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Go to P65Warnings.ca.gov |