Why is there leakage from my Igema Measuring Instruments?
Leakage from Igema Measuring Instruments can occur due to several reasons: a break in the glass or mica, a packing set that isn't tight, or a seal that isn't tight. In such cases, it is advisable to close the shutoff valves, replace the glass/mica shield, replace the packing set or seal, and retighten screw connections. Also, slowly open the drain valve to depressurize the gauge.
What to do if there is no water column visible in my Igema Measuring Instruments gauge?
If you cannot see the water column in your Igema Measuring Instruments gauge, it could be due to shutoff valves not being open, a blockage in the inlet or outlet pipe, or blocked connection bores within the gauge. To resolve this, close the shutoff valves, carefully open shutoff valves, clean the inlet and outlet pipes, and clean the gauge. Also, slowly open the drain valve to depressurize the gauge.
Explains safety symbols like Danger, Caution electrical voltage, and Caution hot.
Defines the device's purpose for fill level indication and compliance with PED.
Covers safe access, environmental awareness, pressure checks, PPE, and load handling.
Safety instructions for transport, storage, servicing, and returning IGEMA devices.
Provides an exploded view and part list for assembling the level gauge.
Specifies maximum pressure and temperature limits for TG32 and TG120 models.
Mandates qualified personnel and outlines initial checks and testing.
Guidelines for replacing glass, mica, and seals annually for safety and warranty.
Identifies common faults like leakage and no water visible, with corresponding actions.
General| Brand | Igema |
|---|---|
| Model | TG32 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
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