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Digital Pressure Gauges for Fire Systems

Digital Pressure Gauges for Fire Systems

Digital pressure gauges for fire system testing

More accurate system charging.
More confidence in the pressure setting.

In mobile fire suppression systems, the difference between the specified charge pressure and the low-pressure alarm threshold can be small. If the system is not charged accurately, normal pressure changes as ambient temperature falls can reduce that margin further, potentially triggering a low-cylinder-pressure alarm.

A correctly ranged digital pressure gauge gives technicians a clear numerical reading when charging to the manufacturer’s temperature/pressure chart, without interpreting the position of an analogue needle. For sprinkler systems, the same digital measurement platform provides clear, repeatable pressure readings during testing and servicing.

Fire technician reviewing logged pressure data at the station

Where pressure accuracy matters

Charge pressure matters: Mobile fire suppression systems are charged to a specified pressure based on ambient temperature. The measurement instrument needs to let the technician set that pressure accurately.

Small margins can have large consequences: As temperature falls, system pressure can fall with it. An inaccurately charged system can have less margin before the low-cylinder-pressure alarm threshold is reached.

Analogue readability adds uncertainty: A conventional dial requires the technician to judge needle position. Digital indication provides the measured value directly, while a correctly selected range can substantially reduce measurement uncertainty.

Service kit with calibration certificate: traceable to national standards

The solution

Match the gauge range to the pressure you need to set

For mobile fire suppression systems, accurate charging starts with selecting a gauge range suited to the specified system pressure. Many systems operate around 1,350–1,750 kPa, where a broad-range analogue gauge can introduce more measurement uncertainty than the charging procedure requires.

A correctly ranged digital gauge provides a direct numerical reading without estimating needle position. Depending on the system pressure, a lower-range DM80 can be selected closer to the required charging pressure, while its specified overpressure capability provides protection against pressure excursions beyond the measurement range.

The result is greater confidence that the system has been charged to the pressure specified by the manufacturer’s temperature/pressure chart. For fire sprinkler systems, the same digital platform provides clear pressure measurement for testing and servicing.

Best fit for fire work

Mobile fire suppression systems DM80 M UMS: gauge with USB data logging

More accurate charging starts with the right gauge range

For mobile fire suppression systems, select the digital gauge range around the pressure specified by the manufacturer’s temperature/pressure charge chart. A direct numerical reading removes analogue needle interpretation and gives the technician greater confidence in the pressure being set.

For many systems charged around 1,350–1,750 kPa, a correctly selected lower-range digital gauge can substantially reduce measurement uncertainty compared with a broad-range analogue gauge.

Recommended: DM80 M / DM80 M UMS  ·  Configuration: Service kit  ·  Best for: Charging, servicing and field pressure checks

$799.00 – $1,199.00Request a quote
Fire sprinkler systems DM80 M: 4-button digital pressure gauge

Clear digital pressure measurement for sprinkler system testing

For sprinkler system testing and servicing, digital indication provides a clear numerical pressure reading without analogue needle interpretation. Select the pressure range according to the system, test procedure and required measurement range.

Recommended: DM80 M  ·  Configuration: Gauge or service kit  ·  Pressure range: Confirm against the required sprinkler testing application

Also in the range

DM80 M: gauge only

DM80 M: Digital pressure gauge

For technicians who already have the required charging hose, adaptors and test fittings. Select the pressure range to suit the system pressure being measured.

$649.00plus shipping and GSTRequest quote
DM80 M UMS: gauge only

DM80 M UMS: USB data-logging pressure gauge

Adds USB data logging where pressure readings need to be captured and retained, while providing the same direct digital indication for system charging and pressure checks.

$890.00plus shipping and GSTRequest quote

Applications

Fire pressure testing applications

Fire sprinkler systems

Clear digital pressure measurement for sprinkler system testing, servicing and pressure checks.

Mobile fire suppression systems

Accurate system charging against manufacturer temperature/pressure charts, plus portable pressure testing, diagnostics and field servicing.

Fire pump testing & commissioning

Digital pressure measurement during pump testing, commissioning and system pressure checks.

Hydrant & booster systems

Clear pressure measurement during hydrant and booster system testing, servicing and commissioning.

Options at a glance

Low · Mid · High: with or without the kit

For fire applications

Sprinkler systems → Select the gauge range according to the required test pressure, system procedure and measurement range.

Mobile fire suppression → Select the gauge range around the manufacturer’s specified charge pressure; DM80 M or DM80 M UMS service kits provide the complete setup for charging, servicing and field pressure checks.

DM80 ML: 2-button gauge
DM80 ML
Low tier
DM80 M: 4-button gauge, green cap
DM80 M
Mid tier · most popular
DM80 M UMS: gauge with USB logging, red cap
DM80 M UMS
High tier
Controls 2 buttons 4 buttons 4 buttons + USB
Pressure ranges −1 to 16 bar
0–700 bar
0–100 · 0–400
0–700 · 0–1000 bar
0–700 bar
0–1000 bar
Accuracy 0.25% BFSL 0.25% BFSL 0.25% BFSL
Pressure connection G1/4 B (EN 837) G1/4 B (EN 837) G1/4 B (EN 837)
Display 4-digit LCD
MIN / MAX / FS
4.5-digit backlit LCD
16 mm digits · bargraph
4.5-digit backlit LCD
bargraph
Sampling rate 10 ms: 100 readings/s 10 ms: 100 readings/s 10 ms: 100 readings/s
Protection / housing IP65 · 80 mm metal housing IP65 · 80 mm metal housing IP65 · 80 mm metal housing
Power 2 × AA: up to 1,500 h 2 × AA: up to 1,500 h Li-Ion: ~10 h continuous, 3 h recharge
Calibration certificate — ✓ 3-point factory certificate ✓ 3-point factory certificate
Serial traceability — ✓ included ✓ included
USB data logging — — ✓ 8 GB memory · CSV via USB-Cmounts as a USB drive: no software
Colour caps 5 colours 5 colours Black or blue
Gauge only $553.20 $649.00 $884.00 at 0–1000 bar $890.00 · $990.00 0–700 bar · 0–1000 bar
Service kit hose · direct adaptor · 2 test couplings · 3 thread adaptors · foam-inlay case $699.00 $799.00 UMS kit for 0–1000 bar $1,199.00
Add-ons optional accessories, priced individually QCD-162 $227.20 · TP1620-JF09-V $34.10 · TP16620-M10X1-V $33.50 available for all three tiers
Other packs Plumbing pack: gauge + carry case, $639.00 — —

Specifications from Leitenberger datasheets rev. 08/2026. Welded stainless-steel measuring cell (no gasket in the pressure path) and made in Germany: all tiers. 100 million pressure cycles minimum (DM80 ML and M).

Resource centre

Fire pressure testing resources

Digital pressure gauges for fire sprinkler system testing

How digital pressure measurement supports clear readings during sprinkler system testing, servicing and pressure checks.

Charging mobile fire suppression systems accurately

How charge charts, ambient temperature, gauge range and measurement accuracy affect the pressure set during mobile fire suppression servicing.

Why calibration certificates matter in fire system testing

Understanding calibration documentation, serial-number traceability and where measurement evidence becomes important.

Digital vs analogue pressure gauges for mobile fire suppression

How gauge accuracy, full-scale range and analogue needle readability can affect the pressure a technician actually sets.

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