👉 The header fluid, often referred to as the header or header fluid level, is a critical component in various systems, including hydraulic and pneumatic systems. It serves as the primary indicator of system pressure and fluid level, typically located at the top or top edge of a container holding the fluid. The header fluid is usually color-coded and labeled to provide immediate visual information about the system's status, such as low fluid warning or high pressure alerts. By monitoring the header fluid level and color, operators can quickly identify potential issues like leaks or insufficient fluid supply, ensuring the system operates efficiently and safely.
