Hydronic Manometers

Balancing hydronic systems directly affects temperature stability, energy use, and process performance in industrial facilities. TSI hydronic manometers help teams measure differential pressure and calculate flow so they can align system operation with design targets and production needs.

What the Instruments Do

• Differential Pressure Measurement: Capture accurate readings across balancing valves, coils, and strainers to verify design pressure drops and diagnose restrictions.
• Flow Calculation: Convert measured pressure to flow using valve coefficient data or manufacturer charts, helping you dial in setpoints with confidence.
• Trend and Document: Log readings over time, add notes, and export data for balancing reports, QA records, and audits.

Built for Industrial Commissioning and Maintenance

• High-Resolution Sensors: Reliable performance at low differential pressures common in VFD-driven and variable flow systems.
• Rugged and Portable: Durable construction, protective cases, and flexible hoses support work across mechanical rooms and crowded plant spaces.
• Clear Displays: Backlit screens and simple navigation aid visibility and reduce training time.
• Fast Connections: Quick-connect fittings and labeled ports support efficient workflows.

Operational Benefits

• Faster Balancing: Structured measurements and automated flow calculations help teams complete test-and-balance tasks efficiently.
• Energy Optimization: Accurate balancing supports pump speed reduction and stable delta-T, which can help lower energy consumption.
• Stable Process Conditions: Consistent water flow to heat exchangers and coils supports precise temperature control for production environments.
• Reduced Rework: Data-backed settings and documented results support long-term system performance and help avoid repeated adjustments.

Use Cases

• Commissioning: Validate system performance against design schedules and create a baseline for future maintenance.
• Troubleshooting: Identify clogged strainers, mis-set valves, or coil fouling by comparing pressure drops and calculated flows.
• Optimization: Monitor differential pressure changes after modifications to pumps, valves, or control strategies to quantify impact.

Data and Reporting

• Time-Stamped Logs: Capture sequences of readings during balancing passes.
• Field Notes: Record valve positions, locations, and corrective actions alongside measurements.
• Export Options: Move data to spreadsheets, commissioning reports, and CMMS platforms for easy retrieval.

Next Steps

• Select a hydronic manometer with the pressure range and accuracy that fits your plant systems.
• Request a demo to see flow calculation workflows and reporting options.
• Speak with a TSI specialist about valve data libraries, hoses, and accessories for your applications.