Is there Instruction on how to use this double gauges ? I bought one from Amazon but have no idea what to look for in these two gauges with the center dial(pressure?). All I have thus far one is for low pressure and other is for high pressure: what...
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The top gauge shows the pressure to your keg, which you typically set to between 8-12 psi, depending on how much carbonation you want, using the knurled knob below it (clockwise to increase pressure and counter-clockwise to lower pressure). The gauge on the left shows the pressure in your CO2 tank (typically about 500 psi if kept refrigerated, higher if not). The left gauge reading doesn't change until the CO2 tank is almost empty.
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I've got the same gauge. same problem. I keep my batteries charged but the needle stays in the white until I run the cart. Then it goes down into the green. Don't know what that means or what the red means. I looked up the company on the net but couldn't find this guage listed. Amazon should contact this seller and discontinue selling this item. Like you, know instructions were included.
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I believe this is ok for such gauges. I am using another model but for co2 injection in aquariums and I get max 60 psi. But I am sure you don't need such pressure if you use it for beer only. Thus I believe your gauge is ok
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There is a gauge on the inside of section1 that lets you know when you are in the correct psi range. We had to guess the other 2 sections by feel. Would have liked it to be more exact, but it worked great for our week long fishing trip. Good luck!
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There should be a sticker on the top with a plus and a minus. Turn the knob toward the plus to increase pressure or towards the minus for less pressure. When i got mine i turned it all the way to the right and then while turning it back to the right i counted the number of turns divided the total number of turns by 2 then i knew where "medium" pressure was. Hope this helps!
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It doesn't have a port for a gauge. You may find an inline gauge but you may start reducing pressures.
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I think it is +/- 3% of full scale deflection. So on a 60 PSI max Gauge it would be +/- 1.8 PSI throughout the entire scale. Besides being able to read the gauge more accurately and buy one in the range your working with like for me its regular car tires so 60 PSI is best and the dial has 1 PSI markings if you get a 120 PSI Gauge with 2 PSI markings 3% of that is now +/- 3.6 PSI which is not good for standard tire measurements which are in the 30 PSI range. Overkill is not good with gauges
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On the Kuhn rikon pressure gauge, there are 2 lines, the first is low pressure the second is high pressure. In a nutahess, YES
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While I urge the manufacturer to provide an official answer, I am using the gauge with a compressor that (like most) can exceed 120 psi. The logic is that the gauge measures the pressure of inflation back from the tire, and not the pressure that is provided during inflation. So, the issue is to not over-inflate the tire (which could also be damaged by 120 psi and be even dangerous). If you use the gauge a lot to inflate tires, I would suggest to dial back the maximum pressure on the compressor (such as to 80 instead of 120 psi), since most compressors have this feature.
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The left dial has the ability to manually set a highest level of pressure-- example - you could set it at 100, 150, 200 , 250 etc and it also has an auto setting(we use the auto setting) so that the cuff inflates appropriately to the persons pressure.The right dial allows you do do multiple Blood pressure ( example every 5 mins) , it also averages the results(usually like average of 3), and it allows you to manual setting - to work like a non automatic blood pressure (the old fashioned sphygmomanometer).
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Are you referring to a round dial gauge? If so this P.C. does not have one. Good thing because you never have to have it checked. The "gauge is the three piece rocking regulator that hits on the middle (center ) tube. The piece that fits on the tube is for 5 PSI, add one ring and it is for 10 PSI, and with the addition of the third ring it becomes a 15 PSI regulator.
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I have not. Without comparing to a calibrated gauge, you won't know which has gauge is actually the accurate one. What I like about this gauge is that it gives me percise consistent results.. Hard to tell how accurate they are however like I mentioned.
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This gauge is accurate, however it must be taken off and back on to get a new reading if you bleed the pressure. I bought a Joes Racing 32331 Tire Pressure Gauge from Amazon ($88) and it is much better. Large accurate gauge, easy to read and adjust pressure. Leave this one alone, it is a car tire gauge and not worth the money. I gave mine away.
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Hi, when i got them it said they a good for R-12, R-22, R-502. But i am working on different kind off equipment and using for R-414 like regural fridge and R-410 refrigerant. I just need to see pressure on the low and high side. I also both separate gauges to have extra in local store for 15$ each in united refrigeration inc. in longwood. I hope this is helpful.
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Well it will measure 2 different pressures at the same time. It will then give you the differential in real time. You have to toggle it to see each pressure. It does not show each pressure at the same time. You would run your tubing to whatever place you want to reference pressure. The Dg 700 you referenced is for serious building pressure and tightness testing. This meter is great for reading pressures 1 to 60 inches. The Dg 700 meter is probably good for the low end. Below 1" and a second higher range. Flue pressures are usually below 1" also
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The gauge will not read pressure while your adding air. When you release the lever it should read the tire pressure. I'm a professional mechanic & have used mine on cars & heavy duty trucks. Pressures ranging from 30-120psi. The gauge has always been very accurate. Milton is at the top for quality for many years. Hope this helps.
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Dial type gauges are only guaranteed accurate in the middle of their range. Digital are usually accurate throughout their entire range.