not to b redundant but can the regulator be adjusted to different pressures? I need ~1,100psi for my airgun
1480608
Yes you can it would require taking the valve off and changing the shims it has. The bottle comes with instructions on how to do it.
1480609
it can be adjusted but max pressure would be 850 psi. you should look into a SHP regulator made by ninja that will have the high pressure you want.
2080418
I purcahsed a DeVilbiss HVLP spray gun and this unit simultaneously. They are not a suitable match. My gun requires 13 SCFM. Even at 120psi I could not get the required air to pass it, so I just laid it aside. Not worth the trouble or cost to return.
1096669
Take a good look at the updated description. They changed the regulator size to 10 psi! My guess is that their manufacturer in china screwed up by putting the 10 psi in the box instead of the better 20 psi. So they just changed the description. Be careful and read the description. High pressure? I think not.
469709
Don't think so. This is a totally different application than for an air pistol.
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.
1946921
I had to use a regulator to get down to 60 psi, so it's well over that. Maybe close to 100.
1182822
You should be able to as this has a lock ring that controls the movement of the actual regulator hope this helps Mike
213697
This uses a standard 1/4" male pipe thread and must have full pressure to work.This will not work on a regulated low pressure output.
537718
Yes. It will be fine. I have ran this gun from 140psi down to 70 psi with no problems at all
1991387
Yes u can but you have to turn your regulator down or put one on the gun . It's best to put it on gun also so you can fine tune it there .
766769
You definitely want to be able to adjust the working pressure, as different diffusers and reactors require varying pressures. I got tow of these through Amazon, both of which were defective and had to be returned. Wound up buying a custom unit from GLA. Maybe you'll have better luck with the Aquatek.
504801
Seems to me that the air locking differential systems work on slightly lower air pressures. This regulator works very well in the range of say 80PSI to 140PSI from my experience. Not sure it would do well with a 30 or 40PSI range. I would think that a regulator that has a slightly lower regulated range would work better. This is just my personal opinion. Hope this helps.
1667567
We were ab to use this regulator on a single BG10 burner and then use it on a fuel rail with two BG14's and one BG10. The regulator performed great holding pressure stable in any setting we had it adjusted to. We never actually had a pressure gauge on either set-up but the regulator as able to be adjusted low enough to allow the BG10 to have a very small flame.
88786
I don't have that specific set-up, but I don't see why it would not. The adjustable regulator could care less what's on the consuming end.
5905
I believe you'll need to get "disposable tank regulators" as opposed to the large dual guage regulators you would use for a full size. eitherway, it has to have a regulator, or gas will release at tank pressure. talk about a bad day.
1725289
Yes you can, be sure to match the pressure ratings and use a pressure regulator if possible. I really don't see why anyone would do this though Onan parts are the most reliable and best available. The only reason I can see anyone doing this is in an emergency seating out in the desert being unable to get Onan parts then as soon as they were home fix it the right way. If you don't have to do this don't. Peace of mind is a nice thing and generator fires are bad.
1303329
Yes. The Etek 4 should accept both high pressure and low pressure output, but for 15 dollars more, you could get a ninja 68/4500 which has a better regulator and is completely adjustable. I have one of these and have not looked back, but I do appreciate my Ninja tanks more.