Does this go up to 15 PSI ??
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I contacted the company via phone. The customer service agent took that question to their supplier and within 24 hours I had an answer that the machine only goes to 12PSI. Which was not enough for me. Were it not for that I ABSOLUTELY would have purchased this machine. I loved the stainless steal liner plus the great customer service I received with something I had not even purchased. I ended up getting the Big Boss 8.5 qt because it does go to 15PSI. As far as I know it is the only one on the market that goes that high. Not a perfect machine, but does the job.
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As far as the comment >Deni makes 15psi. I doubt it (& have found nothing that states so.. even if it did .. there is a reason for a max or 12 to 13 psi.). First.. the same mfgr that manes the body of the cooker makes GoWize's as well. & several others. only difference are the controll's & the panel they're mounted on . For that matter. I don't believe there is an Electric P.C. made that does go above 12psi (or there aprox). & that's done foe safety. What you need to be careful of, are the ones that are lower psi. as in 10psi or even 8psi. not good, slow pressure build up & longer cook times. >> hope this helps someone.. it did for me..;-) As far as the comment >Deni makes 15psi. I doubt it (& have found nothing that states so.. even if it did .. there is a reason for a max or 12 to 13 psi.). First.. the same mfgr that manes the body of the cooker makes GoWize's as well. & several others. only difference are the controll's & the panel they're mounted on . For that matter. I don't believe there is an Electric P.C. made that does go above 12psi (or there aprox). & that's done foe safety. What you need to be careful of, are the ones that are lower psi. as in 10psi or even 8psi. not good, slow pressure build up & longer cook... » Read More As far as the comment >Deni makes 15psi. I doubt it (& have found nothing that states so.. even if it did .. there is a reason for a max or 12 to 13 psi.). First.. the same mfgr that manes the body of the cooker makes GoWize's as well. & several others. only difference are the controll's & the panel they're mounted on . For that matter. I don't believe there is an Electric P.C. made that does go above 12psi (or there aprox). & that's done foe safety. What you need to be careful of, are the ones that are lower psi. as in 10psi or even 8psi. not good, slow pressure build up & longer cook times. >> hope this helps someone.. it did for me..;-) « Show Less
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Here are the safety features of Instant Pot: Primary Safety Release Valve - The valve in the lid will release pressure if the internal pressure exceeds 15.22psi or 105kpa Encapsulated last-resort pressure release - Should the primary pressure regulating valve fail, the excess pressure is released into the body of the unit (between the outer lining and the inner pot). Anti-blockage Vent - Special vent shield that prevents food from blocking itRead more: Pressure Cooker Review: Instant Pot 6-in-1 Electric - Very Good http://www.hippressurecooking.com/pressure-cooker-review-instant-pot-6-in-1-electric-very-good/ Here are the safety features of Instant Pot: Primary Safety Release Valve - The valve in the lid will release pressure if the internal pressure exceeds 15.22psi or 105kpa Encapsulated last-resort pressure release - Should the primary pressure regulating valve fail, the excess pressure is released into the body of the unit (between the outer lining and the inner pot). Anti-blockage Vent - Special vent shield that prevents food from blocking itRead more: Pressure Cooker Review: Instant Pot 6-in-1 Electric - Very Good... » Read More Here are the safety features of Instant Pot: Primary Safety Release Valve - The valve in the lid will release pressure if the internal pressure exceeds 15.22psi or 105kpa Encapsulated last-resort pressure release - Should the primary pressure regulating valve fail, the excess pressure is released into the body of the unit (between the outer lining and the inner pot). Anti-blockage Vent - Special vent shield that prevents food from blocking itRead more: Pressure Cooker Review: Instant Pot 6-in-1 Electric - Very Good http://www.hippressurecooking.com/pressure-cooker-review-instant-pot-6-in-1-electric-very-good/ « Show Less
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Cuisinart Electric Pressure Cooker (CPC-600)Cuisinart's 6-quart pressure cooker comes with an LED display and push-button controls, settings for high (15 psi) and low (10 psi) pressure cooking, plus browning, simmering, sauteing and warming. The brushed stainless-steel cooker comes with a nonstick insert for easy cleanup. Natural and quick pressure release options.
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I THINK the longer automatic pressure release time helps...and in reading found that adding 5 minutes to cooking time was helpful. you can also add some cooking time after you check for doneness with a thermometer. I like mine a lot, nut it is the first one I ever used and have no prior experience to compare it with.
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based on the answer to the previous question about what is the max KPA (kilopascals), I expect the answer to this question is "no." Someone said the max pressure is 88 KPA, which roughly translates to 12.75 psi. It's a shame because they are so convenient, but I'm not aware of any electric pressure cookers that go to 15 psi.
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Deni 8.5-Quart Electric Oval Pressure Cooker$142.94 on the WalMart websitehe Deni Electric Oval Pressure Cooker is safe and simple to use. With its 8.5-quart capacity, auto temperature control, and fully programmable timer, this Electric Oval Pressure Cooker pressure cooks, slow cooks, steams and browns your favorite foods into delicious meals for any occasion.Deni Electric Oval Pressure Cooker, 8.5 Quart
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The maximum PSI=150. It is printed on the body of the "Inflator". The guage also indicates 150 psi. I only used it to 65 psi.
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no electric pressure cooks above 11 psi.. they might reach 15 psi in pre heating but all cook the food at about 11 psi... stove tops do reach 15 psi and cook at 15 psi..... so that is how they make the claims that a electric pressure cooks REACHES 15 psi.... but the cooking is lower
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I don't think that this compresser will pump up tires to 90 psi. It works great on 15" tires on my wifes Jeep and does alright on the 20" tires on my Ram 1500 up to about 40 psi but I think 90 psi would be too much for it to handle.
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I operate mine at 25 PSI. Can't answer about the 1 hour duration, mine is set to operate for 15 minute intervals.
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It takes a little work, but it will get you to the 70-80 psi range. However, it's tough beyond that point and I'm not sure it can actually pressurize to the advertised rating "up to 130 psi." I tried with all my might and the highest I could get was mid 80s.
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The Range from 90 to 120 is pretty normal for most air tools. I would dial it down to 115 PSI at the highest end. More pressure is unnecessary, and may prematurely ware out the tool. I personally set my compressor to 90 PSI and only step it up in 10 pound increments if I need more power. If the tool you are using starts having problems that force you to crank up the pressure, then chances are there is more wrong then low pressure on the tool, especially if you increase the pressure beyond the recommended range. Never do that.
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I don't have a good way to measure PSI, but mine burst under very low, normal-use conditions. I've had three of these burst. The first two times I had it stretched out about as far as it would go, and higher pressure. The third time I was doing nothing unusual. They stink.
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Returned mine. Would not reach the pressure (150 psi) I needed for my MH tires.
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I have put 125 psi in it as I remember the safety valve released around 130 psi. It has been a while since I have put that much in. I usually put ~ 110 psi in.Good luck with it. I charged it that high to see where the safety valve did release.
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I operated it at 90 psi and had no problems..not sure what manual reads do not have time to look it up
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I don't go any higher than 105 psi but can go as high as 110 psi, hope this helps.
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No...psi is too high. I returned this model after it broke on first use. The nozzles are cheap.
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probably. it would not work dependably with a 65 psi sys I was trying to use it for. it is rated for twice that. hope that helps!!
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No, it is about 10.25 psi. I could not find any electrics like this that were 15 psi. Adding a few minutes gets the equivalent in terms of doneness of a given food. But, it doesn't reach the magic 250 degree point. I highly recommend this item. You don't need to add extra water to offset steam loss In cooking because this appliance controls temperature in order to control the steam pressure. Little, if any, water is lost to steam exiting the appliance.
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Mine accurately measures whatever pressure is in the tire up to 60 psi. Either you have a faulty gauge or you have only 15 psi in your tire.
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PH, I assume that you are at an elevation wher 15 pounds is needed so to answer your question, it is yes. That is why experts advise having their pressure gauge tested every year or so. Using the weight, there is no need to be concerned if the gauge is off a bit. Although 1 psi would not be critical, the rules have always been strictly black and white with no gray area between.