how pressure is regulated
840747
You regulate the pressure by the temp setting on your stove. Turn the temp up, to get it going & then gradually down, until it gets to the pressure reading you want. The first couple of times, it will require playing with the stove settings, until you have an idea as to how it works. Annoying, but not difficult.
840748
the pressure is regulated by the amount of heat you use on the stove. the higher the flame the higher the pressure. The temperature of the stove is something you will have to monitor meaning you may have to increase or decrease as needed while the pressure is increasing to the needed pressure for the food item.
840749
there is a gauge in middle along with a button (in front on picture) when the steams starts coming out of the hole where the weight goes (the black piece next to gauge) you time it for 10 mins. then put the weight on and the pressure starts to build up. Once the pressure gauge reads 10 you lower heat on stove to keep the pressure steady at 10 then start to time (usually anywhere from 10-45 mins). When you are done turn heat off and wait until the gauge is at 0 and the front button goes down. Then slowly twist lid and remove by lifting the cover (tilting the back side first so steam doesn't burn your face). there is a gauge in middle along with a button (in front on picture) when the steams starts coming out of the hole where the weight goes (the black piece next to gauge) you time it for 10 mins. then put the weight on and the pressure starts to build up. Once the pressure gauge reads 10 you lower heat on stove to keep the pressure steady at 10 then start to time (usually anywhere from 10-45 mins). When you are done turn heat off and wait until the gauge is at 0 and the front button goes down. Then slowly twist lid and remove by lifting the cover (tilting the back side first so steam doesn't... » Read More there is a gauge in middle along with a button (in front on picture) when the steams starts coming out of the hole where the weight goes (the black piece next to gauge) you time it for 10 mins. then put the weight on and the pressure starts to build up. Once the pressure gauge reads 10 you lower heat on stove to keep the pressure steady at 10 then start to time (usually anywhere from 10-45 mins). When you are done turn heat off and wait until the gauge is at 0 and the front button goes down. Then slowly twist lid and remove by lifting the cover (tilting the back side first so steam doesn't burn your face). « Show Less
840750
The pressure is actually regulated by a weight that sits on top of the vent pipe. The canner comes with a weight for 15 PSI, but Presto has weights for 5 & 10 PSI. You may also manually regulate the pressure by monitoring the gauge and controlling the heat under the pot.
840751
You regulate the proper pressure for the recipe by adgusting the heat there is a safety relief valve just in case. Like any pressure cooking device you don't leave it unattended
840752
there is a gauge in middle along with a button (in front on picture) when the steams starts coming out of the hole where the weight goes (the black piece next to gauge) you time it for 10 mins. then put the weight on and the pressure starts to build up. Once the pressure gauge reads 10 you lower heat on stove to keep the pressure steady at 10 then start to time (usually anywhere from 10-45 mins). When you are done turn heat off and wait until the gauge is at 0 and the front button goes down. Then slowly twist lid and remove by lifting the cover (tilting the back side first so steam doesn't burn your face).
840753
The pressure is regulated by turning the heat on your stove up or down. The gauges on the pressure cooker will show the pressure but you need to regulate that pressure by closely watching the gauges and making adjustments on the stove. Follow the step by step instructions that are provided. The frost has killed my garden, but we're still enjoying tomatoe sauces canned using this pressure cooker.
1036143
Pressure on the trigger can regulate the speed, but it is an impact tool and, as such, I use it for hard drilling and driving with full juice. Sorry for the late response.
1946920
When I researched this 1 year ago I found, 95-70 psi. Regulated it to 75 on application. Sorry, cannot remember the unregulated measurement...
1481721
This regulator and gage is designed to work at lower pressures, like a paint gun that works in the 28 to 30 psi range. It is ok if you hook it up on the inlet side to 150 psi, but you usually have the regulator set for 30-50 psi outlet.
1619456
It has great pressure. Granddaughter loves it. She has had it about a year and still working great.
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
530446
It does require some pressure... I would say a medium amount of pressure... More than I was expecting when I ordered it
588263
I don't know the exact pressure. The website for the product could tell you that. I can tell you the machine is amazing. In love it. Works great!
2262986
You control the amount of pressure desired, I haven't experienced any difficulties and this is a versatile inexpensive option for protecting your investment it works as advertised in all aspects... M
1209640
Pressure is controlled by your faucet handle. I have my own well so it has all the ups and downs of a pump system. This has never proved to be a problem. The longer I have the system the more I appreciate it. I am an older person with severe mobile limitations so this system has proved to be crucial to my hygeine needs.
179271
I use this regulator on an air line with at least 125 psi, other ones I had purchased before didn't really work with that amount of pressure. Hope this was helpful, if I find out more I will update
628316
All ninja regulators are adjustable. They ship with an output of 800 - 850 psi. You can change it and take it down to around 500 psi.
623965
If you mean the regulator control (steam to pressure) it just sits on the unit. It does not push down. It floats. When you use pressure simply turn it to that point and the when it's done it will bleed off by it self or you can carefully turn it to steam to take pressure off quickly. Please use caution due to hot steam. Does this answer your question ?
556895
the system is pressure compensating not the drippers. There is a pressure regulator at the faucet that regulates everything.
534450
There is an adjustment valve on the handle. It allows for pressure control also.
284875
I don't know! I purchased this as a gift for my son who raves about. I'm not sure how precisely the heat can be regulated, sorry.
691541
When I use mine, I let it come up to pressure and it stops itself somewhat over 120psi at the tank. I have the output side of the regulator set to about 50 psi for filling tires on vehicles. Part way through filling up a tire the compressor will turn on again to bring the tank up to pressure again. If you are expecting the compressor to turn off at what you have set the regulator to, that is now how it works. The compressor will always fill the tank with its "normal" operating pressure and the regulator outputs the selected pressure.