OMEGA DPG3500, DPG5500, DPG5600 Digital Pressure Gauge Instruction Sheet

Below you will find brief information for Digital Pressure Gauge DPG3500, Digital Pressure Gauge DPG5500, Digital Pressure Gauge DPG5600. The DPG3500, DPG5500, and DPG5600 Series of Digital Pressure Gauges are battery-powered, and offer a variety of features such as min/max readings, display backlighting, and zeroing capabilities. They are designed for a variety of applications, including industrial, automotive, and HVAC.

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Key features

  • Battery Powered
  • Min/Max Readings
  • Display Backlighting
  • Zeroing Capability
  • NEMA 4X Housing
  • Wide Range of Pressure Units
  • Overpressure Protection
  • Temperature Compensation
  • User-Friendly Interface
  • Internal Calibration

Frequently asked questions

To replace the batteries, remove the screws on the back of the unit. Lift up the positive end of the battery (opposite the spring) and remove them. Install new batteries with the correct orientation. The negative (flat) end of each battery should be inserted first facing the battery holder spring. Replace the back cover, including the rubber sealing gasket.

The low battery symbol indicates that the batteries need to be replaced soon. Unreliable readings may result if the batteries are not replaced promptly.

The DPG3500 model has a NEMA 4X housing. The DPG5500 model is battery powered and has a min/max/zero function. The DPG5600 model is battery powered, has a min/max/zero function, and has a backlit display.

To zero the gauge, ensure the gauge port is exposed to normal atmospheric pressure and no pressure is applied. Press and hold the front pushbutton for 1 second until the display indicates 'oooo' and then release. The gauge is now zeroed.

The burst pressure rating is 4 times the sensor pressure rating, or 10,000 psi, whichever is less.

The storage temperature range for the gauges is -40 to 203°F (-40 to 95°C).
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