Can this tank be filled with nitrogen instead of co2?
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I'm not sure but here's some links that might help. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/can-i-use-co2-regulator-nitrogen-co2-stout-mix-106895/ http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/can-you-get-nitrogen-tank-regulator-filled-co2-106954/
1275435
I am sure you could, as I am using it as a nitrogen refill tank for my struts on my airplane. Each strut requires around 500 psi to lift the wing off the ground. The tank is filled to 2200 psi...V/RChris
1904815
No, it would be extemely dangerous to ship the tank loaded with propane, thus it is empty. You would need to find a location that offers to fill tanks such as a service station.
1896
I'm not sure I understand the question. Are you asking if you can transfer everything to a glass tank? It's a small tank so you would probably need to buy some additional supplies to switch over to a larger glass tank.
1105112
I have this item and I get mine refilled at the local paintball store. They sell CO2. You can also go to a welding supply store that fills welding tanks
1857823
If the tank is new it's most likely nitrogen. If the tank is used you need to determine what is in the tank. Use manifold and a pt chart. It's not OK to vent refrigerant.
1389626
Hi, Take the funnel off the can and put it into the tank.Then pour the gas into the funnel like you would any other funnel. You are right its impossible to do it otherwise.
1489951
You are not able to do that. You can use 10, 20 or 100 lb tanks only. I wanted to connect it to my 1000 gallon home tank and they (the gas company) said I could not.
1658954
One can should do it. Make sure the tank is cleaned properly so this can adhere.
865771
Yes this can be done with the proper adapter and hose. Do a search for secondary propane tank refill adapter and you will find what you need.
2085263
Yes. This tank holds compressed nitrogen gas, not liquid nitrogen, so the orientation does not matter.
2200456
No, the easiest solution is to empty the tank and slide it under. Unfortunately, I discovered that after filling my tank with 30 gallons of water. :-)
357287
The tank is co2 and you get it filled at your local paint ball store or an area that can refill co 2 tanks.
281731
No, you must remove the tank from base and fill from the bottom ( not that difficult )
285566
I take my tanks to my local Propane / Gas vendor and their CO2 gets delivered as "Food Grade" or "Beverage Grade". I'd check around!
146947
You can't refill the co2 tank with air you must have it refilled with co2. If you use high pressure air tank it must be refilled with a scuba tank or a high pressure compressor. Can't use an ordinary home or shop compressor.
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Yes it can. Adding CO2 to the tank will tend to drop the pH. How much depends on the hardness of the water and the amount of CO2 added. Just be sure to monitor the pH and be sure it stays within the safe range for your fish. Some fish will prove more sensitive to this than others and many will tolerate a fairly wide pH range anyway. The other severe problem would be adding so much CO2 that the oxygen level drops to an unsafe level. Unlikely with this system. Also, an easy problem to spot as some fish will gasp at the surface while others become lethargic on the bottom and would appear to be "gasping." I doubt that would happen with this product. Yes it can. Adding CO2 to the tank will tend to drop the pH. How much depends on the hardness of the water and the amount of CO2 added. Just be sure to monitor the pH and be sure it stays within the safe range for your fish. Some fish will prove more sensitive to this than others and many will tolerate a fairly wide pH range anyway. The other severe problem would be adding so much CO2 that the oxygen level drops to an unsafe level. Unlikely with this system. Also, an easy problem to spot as some fish will gasp at the surface while others become lethargic on the bottom and would appear to be... » Read More Yes it can. Adding CO2 to the tank will tend to drop the pH. How much depends on the hardness of the water and the amount of CO2 added. Just be sure to monitor the pH and be sure it stays within the safe range for your fish. Some fish will prove more sensitive to this than others and many will tolerate a fairly wide pH range anyway. The other severe problem would be adding so much CO2 that the oxygen level drops to an unsafe level. Unlikely with this system. Also, an easy problem to spot as some fish will gasp at the surface while others become lethargic on the bottom and would appear to be "gasping." I doubt that would happen with this product. « Show Less