does it have a spot to connect a pressure gauge & a relief valve
2015440
It has a female fitting to attach to a 1/4" pipe and another for the 1/4" tubing from the pump before the check valve to relieve the pressure after the pump stops allowing a pressure free start when the switch allows it. These are the only two connections on this pressure switch. You will need to install a fitting to allow for other connections or accessories as i did for an automatic water drain connection and a female quick disconnect for an air hose and a tee for a pressure gauge mount.It does seem to be a decent pressure switch and I have mine set at 170PSI cutoff and 145PSI cuton pressure.It is the best price that I could find online and better than at any local store. It has a female fitting to attach to a 1/4" pipe and another for the 1/4" tubing from the pump before the check valve to relieve the pressure after the pump stops allowing a pressure free start when the switch allows it. These are the only two connections on this pressure switch. You will need to install a fitting to allow for other connections or accessories as i did for an automatic water drain connection and a female quick disconnect for an air hose and a tee for a pressure gauge mount.It does seem to be a decent pressure switch and I have mine set at 170PSI cutoff and 145PSI... » Read More It has a female fitting to attach to a 1/4" pipe and another for the 1/4" tubing from the pump before the check valve to relieve the pressure after the pump stops allowing a pressure free start when the switch allows it. These are the only two connections on this pressure switch. You will need to install a fitting to allow for other connections or accessories as i did for an automatic water drain connection and a female quick disconnect for an air hose and a tee for a pressure gauge mount.It does seem to be a decent pressure switch and I have mine set at 170PSI cutoff and 145PSI cuton pressure.It is the best price that I could find online and better than at any local store. « Show Less
1500467
Since this pressure switch, only has 1 port, that port is used for the relief valve. A pressure gauge can be connected, either in the compressor's manifold, or purchase a Pressure Switch, with two ports.
578793
Nope. My gauge broke and I tried to remove it. It's pretty much super glued in there - my chrome wrenches stripped the brass fitting of the gauge, it never even broke loose. Also the brass fitting is not even accessible because the gauge protector blocks access to it.
749612
No...in fact it can be adjusted for ease of use. Instructions diagram show two set screws that can be adjusted for opening and closing pressures.
1236472
If the gauge is in line after the tanks are coupled, it will measure the relative pressure, as noted by a comment from Mike. I would ask a "pro", though, before I would try to cobble something together.
2094131
Bought the same valve about 2 months ago and yes it does come with pressure gage and sight glass. Very pleased with my purchase. It is installed and operates designed.
1512277
It does have a pressure guage... but as far as their fitting I can't answer that because I really don't know. It did fit my pool like a breeze and made my life SO much easier
222309
Yes - Hose and quick connect fitting included - however, no shut off valve.
1236414
Mine came with a pressure gauge. It's possible they've changed.I did notice that the picture changed on the listing where it doesn't show a gauge anymore. On the different listings I found that did show a gauge in the pictures, they were listed as Air Relief Assembly.
479377
Not that I am aware of.My only complaint about this gauge is the fact that it is not easy to attach securely to the valve stem. Otherwise I think it is great, but I'm not aware of any other attachments for it.
255525
It connects to a Schrader valve, you could probably use it with a seperate adapter.
1278905
No. It is only a simple check valve for a water hose type system. If you want to reduce the water pressure, then you would need to insert a restrictive rubber washer or else get a pressure regulator.
1274096
I purchased this for my daughter, and she has not said anything about missing the pressure gauge. I suggest you check wthe manufacturer.
775391
Yes, remove the hi pressure gauge and put a 1" or 2" extension pipe where the gauge was. Make sure that the threds on the extension are going the right way. They will be left or right. Than add the second regulator to the end of the extension.
1371380
yes, you need to get a gauge when you fill it, you don't want to overfill your compressor.
348445
yes..comes with pressure gauges an hookups already on this welder, all u need is tanks an make sure u switch polarity if u use gas..ive used mine abit an works flawless..LOVE IT!!
1201843
There is a spot on their website for parts: http://ramsond.com/prodsupport.html The unit comes with a spare seal or two if I remember correctly; and make sure you followed all directions. I thought I had a huge air leak and all I really needed to do is pull the plunger into "up" position before hooking up the air hose.
1779679
No The tank has a rubber bladder in side for expansion and contraction so pressure relief valve won't bleed off water