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10-13-18, 05:44 AM

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Boiler pressure/temp gauge

Hello,

Does anyone know of a digital boiler pressure and temperature gauge that can be wired to a remote monitor or one that has WiFi capabilities that can monitored by app?

I like to check the pressure and temp periodically and although it’s not a huge burden to walk to the boiler it’d be easier to not have to.

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