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Drip Atlas Tools

Professional Water Pressure Gauge

SKU: DA-GAUGE-100
★★★★★ 4.8 · 48 reviews
$24.99
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0–100 PSI glycerin-filled dial gauge
¾" garden hose thread — fits any outdoor spigot
Stainless steel Bourdon tube, polycarbonate lens
No batteries or apps required
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Specifications
Pressure Range0–100 PSI (0–7 bar)
Accuracy±2% full scale
Dial Diameter2.5 in (63 mm)
Connection¾" Male Hose Thread (MHT) — fits standard garden hose bibs
Fill MediumGlycerin — stabilizes needle in field conditions
Gauge BodyStainless steel
LensPolycarbonate (shatter-resistant)
Sensing ElementStainless steel Bourdon tube
Temperature Range14°F – 140°F (-10°C – 60°C)
Weight3.2 oz (91 g)
SKUDA-GAUGE-100
Features
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Glycerin-filled dial eliminates needle flutter — you get a steady, readable number even in the field with water hammer.
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2 PSI increments give you the resolution you need to properly size irrigation zones and select pressure regulators.
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¾" garden hose thread fits any standard outdoor spigot in North America. No adapters required.
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Stainless steel Bourdon tube is corrosion-resistant and accurate across years of field use.
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No batteries or apps required. Instant analog readings you can trust in any conditions.
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Pocket-sized and lightweight at 3.2 oz. Fits in any tool bag or back pocket on a job site.
How to Use
1

Thread onto your hose bib

Screw the gauge clockwise onto any outdoor spigot with ¾" garden hose threads. Hand-tight only — no wrench needed.

2

Open the valve fully

With all other water use stopped inside the house, open the hose bib completely. The glycerin-filled needle will settle within 1–2 seconds.

3

Record your reading

Read the PSI on the dial — this is your static pressure. For dynamic pressure, activate an irrigation zone and take a second reading. Enter both numbers into the Drip Atlas design tool.

Want the full guide? Read our water pressure measurement walkthrough →

Use it with the Drip Atlas Design Tool

Enter your pressure reading and get a complete irrigation parts list — heads, pipe, valves, and fittings — sized for your exact system.

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