is the operating pressure preset at 100 psi?
868703
i think so. we installed it on a pressure washer/steam cleaner without making any pressure adjustments
868704
I beleive the preset is 100 psi. It should be in the instructions. The operating pressure is dependent on the oil burners manufaturers nozzle specifications and their required pressure for that nozzle. You might be able to get the information on line but searching the make and model number of your burner. My burner requires a pressure of 140 psi.
868705
Sorry -- I don't have a fuel pressure meter connected. I used it as a direct replacement for what I had. I have no way to monitor the fuel pressure. Good luck!
868706
I didn't measure it, but the spec on the beckett furnace requires at least that and it is running just fine.. It's sucking up from a tank way down in the basement (2-line system with return). I'd guess the drop is a good 14 feet - exceeding the spec, but it pumped like crazy. Make sure you put a hose on that priming nipple - it gushed immediately (I thought I'd have some time since the lines were dry).
945008
Working PSI is 90 i think. however, to achieve a working PSI of 90, the regulator will have to be set higher. If you set the regulator at 90 and hit the trigger, you'll notice the psi gauge will go down to 70-80 psi. So set at 100ish and adjust your gauge to keep the psi at 90. The PSI at most auto shops is in the 125 neighborhood
993179
Yes as this is more than 50% of full scale it is very easy to read and confirm this pressure on a 0-60 psi scale. Many other gauges have a 0-100 or even 0-120 psi scale and it is more difficult to read a relatively low (37 psi) reading on those gauges.
1122099
High and low pressure settings come pre set from the factory for a given range such as 20/40 or 40/60. That being said either of these pre set pressures can be adjusted by use of 2 pressure adjustment spring loaded screws. There is a limit to the adjustment so you should purchase a switch that is pre-set closest to the pressures needed or wanted for your system. Remember if your system has a bladder type expansion tank the air pressure will need to be reset in the bladder if you change the low pressure setting on your pressure switch. I hope this is beneficial.
2054294
I would have no way of measuring the actual pressure, as my Presto has no gauge. However this regulator is definately heavier than the original.
2205077
I have the owner's menu here, on page 5 ,it said you could set to F or C for temperature , Kpa, Psi or Bar for Pressure. SCH-BRK- 4PC
1305905
As far as i know it should work just fine. Are the pre set pressures in the range of what you want. You can adjust them some. I hope this may help you.
352904
I do not know. With a little time it does set quite hard but I don't know if it could hold the pressure.
1649712
Yes...there is a pressure regulator with pressure gauge on the compressor. Plus a connection for getting the full pressure from tank. You will love this handy compressor... Buy it without worry! Blessings, Roland Jackson
141619
I'd say it is iffy. Some report no issues at pressures above 100psi. In my experience (with only one of these) is that it functions great below 100psi, and inconsistently above 100. We installed one for air horns, but most horns don't need pressure over 100...in fact, most function on much less pressure.
2109128
I really don't know. There is no indication on the machine that shows pressure levels.
238517
I don't have it in front of me, but I believe it has 5 psi increments from zero to 150.
1946921
I had to use a regulator to get down to 60 psi, so it's well over that. Maybe close to 100.
1886216
Yes. My pump is operating at 70 lbs. pressure with a pressure cut-off switch and a pressure tank
2068299
Yes, the water pressure in my house is over 100 psi, and the pump has been working very well. Not only does it reduce waste water, it also increases the output water flow and pressure as well.
1719966
Yes the unit is adjustable, but there is no gauge to let you know the exact pressure you've set it at.
1480534
yes, the low side pressure gauge goes up to 300 psi, but that is only to help the service tech to use as a reference because it shouldnt exceed around 175 psi on most applications..the high side gauge goes in the thousands, which should be an indicator to how to operate..