does the regulator have continuous and conserve or is it continuous only?
2079967
Continuous only. The Conserve Regulators are a good deal higher in price. I use this for my wife's large 6 Ltr tanks for emergencies if we loose power right now. The Conserve regulator we have I use for her Small M tanks when we go somewhere. Because she has such a hard time drawing with a normal conserve, we have a dual tube regulator for her that makes it very easy to use.
925461
This is a small pump designed to be dropped into water jugs or some other source to transfer water from one place to another. We have used ours successfully for water transfer into our trailer when dry camping. connect it and it runs, it does not have a pressure switch like the pump in a trailer so I can't see how you would use it in a continuous mode. but you could try it and see if it would burn out or just fail in a short time. PS as time has passed it seems to need a bit of help getting going, as it is not a self priming unit any more.
975679
wish I could help, mine is still working fine. My guess is that they are trying to find a more reliable manufacturer for these regulators. good luck
694904
Yes you can. If you use an external regulator I also recommend placing an accumulator tank between the regulator and compressor. I use a 70 cu in Bimba tank purchased from a surplus shop for my accumulator. It also keeps the compressor from cycling on as frequently.
16923
Not sure what you mean by "regulates" I have two on the two batteries on my boat. They have both bilge pumps running, so I do not want to drain the batteries, specially when I do not use the boat for a couple of weeks (rain -> water running -> bilge pumps getting it out). If you have nothing draining your battery there's no use to keep them connected.
711366
Yes but not continuous, tank too small. Lots of stop and go waiting for the tank to catch up - ok you you have the time.
2159220
The answer to your question is no.The resvoir side will remain @ the predetermined shut off pressure of the compressor,and the outlet side of the reg will be set by you and remain at that pressure until the source pressure drops below reg pressure.Ie; compressor off.
1437050
there is a continuous option which is nice and it comes with an ac adapter so it will never run out of juice. mine goes on at bedtime and runs until i wake up. super convenient.
414597
yes it works. instead of turning to the right to tighten it...you have to turn left. its the best regulator ive used.
53574
No, it only performs as a pressure regulator. You'll need to purchase a check valve in addition to this product. As far as this product goes, it works great.
896268
Yes it is not a continuous heat it only heats the water when pressure goes thru the system, when the water stops moving the burners turn off. Does not work with gravity feed systems must be pressurized water. RV electric water pump works perfectly.
1693759
No regulator needed, I use mine to keep battery charged up on my ATV, it has enough solar power to keep my 12 volt battery charged an ready to go. Hope this helps.
1729607
Yes, it's like closing off the nozzle on a guarded hose - the pressure is still there (voltage) but the current flow is stopped. The battery stops charging when it's float limit is reached so that it won't boil off a wet cell battery. If the regulator couldn't handle the panel's charge potential then it would burn out once the battery reached full charge. One caveat however, the unit might require a battery to complete the hookup for the screen display.If it's a temporary battery exchange, I would disconnect one of the panel wires going into to the CM30 as well and install a fuse or switch on the solar panel side just to be safe. Yes, it's like closing off the nozzle on a guarded hose - the pressure is still there (voltage) but the current flow is stopped. The battery stops charging when it's float limit is reached so that it won't boil off a wet cell battery. If the regulator couldn't handle the panel's charge potential then it would burn out once the battery reached full charge. One caveat however, the unit might require a battery to complete the hookup for the screen display.If it's a temporary battery exchange, I would disconnect one of the panel wires going into to the CM30 as well and install a fuse or switch... » Read More Yes, it's like closing off the nozzle on a guarded hose - the pressure is still there (voltage) but the current flow is stopped. The battery stops charging when it's float limit is reached so that it won't boil off a wet cell battery. If the regulator couldn't handle the panel's charge potential then it would burn out once the battery reached full charge. One caveat however, the unit might require a battery to complete the hookup for the screen display.If it's a temporary battery exchange, I would disconnect one of the panel wires going into to the CM30 as well and install a fuse or switch on the solar panel side just to be safe. « Show Less
1291259
yes The regulator assures that the pressure needed ( 10" Water Column ) is maintained, even in hotter weather.
482885
I'm not sure what "continuous" mode is, but I know all modes run continuous for a preset period of time.
179272
Rule of thumb is 2X the outlet of the mini regulator. Generally, the mini regulator is only operated in line with a larger regulator that comes off the air compressor. The mini regulator is usually operated between 8-15 lbs. I use mine on the end of a paint gun to fine tune the spray pattern. Remember that the diaphragm in the mini regulator is small and can be easily damaged with to much pressure.
414228
No regulator is required. A filter is recommended. Seems like cheap insurance to me. Best of luck.