The GE Druck DPI 104 (now manufactured by Baker Hughes) is the industry standard for reliable, high-precision digital pressure measurement. This model is calibrated for a 3000 PSI (200 Bar) range, making it perfect for high-pressure hydraulic systems, pneumatic testing, process monitoring, and panel mounting. Unlike analog gauges, the DPI 104 eliminates parallax error and provides instant, repeatable readings.
Key Specifications
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Pressure Range: 0 to 3000 psi
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Accuracy: ±0.05% Full Scale (FS) – includes non-linearity, hysteresis, and repeatability
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Display: 5-digit LCD with 0.5″ high digits; backlit for low-light conditions
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Pressure Units: 15 selectable units
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Battery Life: Up to 1,500 hours (3x AA cells)
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Media Compatibility: Stainless steel (316L) & Inconel wetted parts – compatible with most gases & liquids
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Temperature Compensation: Automatic from 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C)
Key Features
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Rugged & Sealed: IP54/NEMA 3 rating – dust and splash resistant for field use.
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Zero Drift Correction: On-board zeroing function eliminates thermal or positional errors.
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Pressure Spike Protection: Withstands overpressure up to 2x FS (6000 psi) without damage.
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Min/Max Recording: Capture peak pressure events automatically.
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% Pressure Indication: Visual bar graph for quick reference of pressure level.
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Customizable: Includes a 1/4″ NPT male pressure fitting (adapters available).
Applications
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Hydraulic Systems: Test pumps, cylinders, and accumulators up to 200 bar.
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Oil & Gas: Wellhead monitoring, pipeline pressure checks.
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Calibration Labs: Field standard for verifying other gauges.
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HVAC/R: High-side refrigerant pressure testing.
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Water Jet Cutting: Monitor pump output pressure.
Why Choose the DPI 104 over an Analog Gauge?
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Readability: No guessing between tick marks – exact digital readout.
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Reliability: No mechanical linkage to wear, stick, or corrode.
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Safety: No glass face to shatter under pressure.
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Data Confidence: 0.05% accuracy vs. typical 1–2% for analog gauges.































