can this gauge work for home central air EF tanks
2075523
hello Marvin. No, the connector is only for automotive cooling, connections are different
1480761
It should work, the EZ pump has a check valve that make the pump not start under pressure.
1486872
It probably won't measure correctly. The idea here is that the gauge reads empty when it is hooked to the exact weight of a standard 20 lb. tank. Let's say that's 5 lbs. If your 30 lb. tank weighs 7 lbs. when empty, the needle on this would still read above empty. You could only really use this if you weighted your tank when it is empty and custom marked that as the new zero or empty value. Also, I don't know how well this would tolerate weighing your tank at full weight.
1034796
This is a low pressure gauge, can only be used on the transfer or upload pump of a diesel engine which is 4 to 7 psi.This is the pump that transfers fuel from the tank to the fuel filter and to the high pressure pump.I have it on my 6.5 td and it works fine.
937443
No...if its full of air... tank gauge should read bout 135 which is the factory cut off setting and your line guage should be set to at least 90 psi to run air tools
1349332
I use them for my residential AC, although the EPA requires you to have a license to handle home AC freon (wink wink). Cars use R134A typically, and I have a different gauge set for that purpose. Also, I highly recommend the SealRight 19100 Yellow Jacket couplers to prevent leaks out, or air getting into your system.
1814168
No...If you decide to get a gage, get one that weighs the tank. Flow or pressure gages are unreliable. are very unreliable
1486873
It probably would but the readings wouldn't be accurate. For example 1/4-1/2 would probably = empty. Also, the added weight would probably damage the gauge. Another option is buying a standard personal weight scale and subtracting the tanks weight when empty. Hope this helps.
919354
I really am not sure, if what you want to measure is very low pressure than I think it would work. This unit measures in water column and is very sensitive.
211925
The clamp will fit and it will work, however the upstream pressure gage may read higher than the final output pressure. There can be a pressure drop across the Topeak. You may have to inflate to a higher pressure on the gage to get the pressure you want. I think this effect is more pronounced at lower pressures - I don't have good gages to measure precisely.
280540
I don't see why it would not work. The tank is only 2.6gal so keep that in mind. It delivers 3.8 cfm @ 40psi and 3.3 cfm @ 90psi. I have to believe your application fits somewhere in the middle of these.
3675
You'll need to cut the pressure line from the pump to the EFI. Install a tee fitting and place the gauge in the tee. Should look nice. I use it on older vehicles, carbureted, and to monitor the pressure insuring that it is at 7-8 psi. I think you need a higher pressure for the efi. Before you go and buy this one, check the vehicle fuel feed pressure requirements. I believe yours needs to read to 45 or 55 psi.
735452
Can't answer that but the gauge did not work on two different tanks that we tried to use it on. Maybe you doneed another piece, but we put it between the hose and the tank. It did not register empty when the tank was empty. When I wentto fill my propane tank it was ten years old and they made me buy a new one that came with a gauge (that works).
1218125
The gauge did NOT work with my 240 - 35 ohm sending unit. When the lever was all the way up (35 ohms) the gauge read 3/4 full. When the lever was all the way down (240 ohms) the gauge read well bellow emply. My sending unit is a Moeller Marine Electric Universal Fuel Tank Sending Unit.
1326324
No. You wont need any "special connectors or gauges" but you might need a connector for your hose to the air compressor. Nothing that you can't get from Home Depot or Lowes.
1236472
If the gauge is in line after the tanks are coupled, it will measure the relative pressure, as noted by a comment from Mike. I would ask a "pro", though, before I would try to cobble something together.
1730413
Yes or get a gauge to read it. This pump is best as a last resort, and not a replacement to a floor pump.