Brands2O TC2104-P2 Well Pump Pressure Gauge (4-Pack)

I have the gauge installed in our laundry room, and in less than a month it's leaking water.wonder if the supplier will replace it?

I ordered one of these presure gauges for my well pump system. Today I got the chance to install it. Although the item seemed new and came in new packaging threads seemed really oxidized? I thought this was a bit strange to see on a new item. I decided to install it anyways and it's working as it should.I'm rating this 3 stars due to the fact that the threads were oxidized. One would expect to see shiny brass threads on a brand new item that has never been installed before.

Would give this negative stars if I could. It is a POS. Installed OK, noticed a drip under pressure tank after about three weeks. Thought it was condensation...Got down and investigated closely and noticed that the gauge was leaking. Put a wrench on it to tighten it slightly and it blew off in my face. I do the panic dance trying to shut down the pump and fortunately confine old faithful to one room. That little adapter you see in the picture was cast improperly and was cracked prior to installation. It was made in China.... There are several other posts in the "one star" section that had exactly the same thing happen to them. I was able to use my old Harvard gauge to replace it. Fortunately i was there when it let go. I would have been out a lot of dough if this went when i was away. Stay away from this part.

Works as advertised and i recived it quickly. However why does it look like parts of the guage were re-used from an older one?

The NPT connection was rusted at the bottom and some of the socket was broken. It seemed used and not new. I used Teflon tape and installation was ok, with no leaks. The pressure measurement is about 4 PSI below what it should be, compared to an accurate gauge that I also use on same line. So I always add 4 to number the gauge is showing. The two stars are for the price and timely delivery..

This is a good replacement for your old well gauge. Make sure there is no pressure in the system. Often you can shut off the power to the pump and then close the valve to isolate the gauge from the pressure tank. Then unscrew the old gauge, use some Teflon tape, and screw on the new one. Open the valve before you repower the pump. Now check for leaks. If there aren't any, you are done.

This one I really like because I can see all the numbers and not just some markings. You don't have to guess. Easy to install with two sizes to use. Meaning the threads are different sizes-just remove the bushing or use the bushing to get your size. Can see the numbers from a distance which is a bonus. Just add some teflon tape to the threads before installing for the water proof seal.

After around 3 months, the gauge quit working. I apparently received a defective one, like a lot of things today "CRAP"..!