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 does this mean? How much is "high pressure?" and low pressure means? 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... » Read More 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 does this mean? How much is "high pressure?" and low pressure means? « Show Less
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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 purchased mine a long time ago, so I dont recall if there was instructions. Its pretty easy to install and use. I connected it to the tank and the top guage shows your line pressure and the guage on the side shows how much co2 you have left in your tank. I used mine for my home kegerator and it is much more effective than the single guage unit that came with the kegerator.
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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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One is the minimum psi, the other is maximum. Don't go below the first or above the second.
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The PSI is adjustable and has a gauge .There are two gauges,one for tank pressure and another for line pressure.
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After 20psi there are five intervals for each increment of 20psi, so they represent 4psi each. From 0psi to 20psi there are three intervals over a narrower physical distance. That's where the gauge is pretty non-linear--I wouldn't read too much into readings below 20psi.
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Didn't see this question by you when I answered your other question about the pressure rings. The last part of that answer addresses this question. I'll post the full answer here, too, in case others have this question: ---- This is the text of a comment, with additional info., that i posted on another Fagor Chef pc question: "...In addition, here's some important info that I put as a comment to one of your other responders: I agree with C Jacobs about the erroneous information presented in the Chef demo video about the pressure ring gauge. In that video the "chef" states that there are 3 pressure level indicator rings on the gauge. There are only 2, one for high pressure and one for low pressure. There is no third ring showing that the pc is pressurized. However, there is a separate grey pressure indicator rod that pops up to indicate that the pc is pressurized. At this point the rings on the pressure gauge will start to show as the pressure increases. I have found that the pressure gauge with rings is a somewhat imprecise measure of the level of pressure in the cooker. When I have the pressure dial set to the 2d position (hi) on my pc the pc pressure gauge will barely get to the 2d ring position before steam will FORCEFULLY vent from the hole in in the center of the pressure dial. I believe that this pc is designed so that the proper pressure is achieved at either dial setting 1 or 2 when steam vents continuously and gently/moderately from the hole in the center of the pressure dial--per some of the language in the owners manual on setting the pressure dial and when proper pressure is achieved. Use this in addition to the pressure gauge rings to determine the correct pressure when using the Chef pressure cooker."
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The weight is not the same. You can use you regular gauges. Just what cross contaminating mineral and synthetic oil. The low side pressure should be the same. But the high side should be lower, because it is more efficient. The should be a conversion chart supplied or on the various websites. It works well.
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The gauge maker does not know how you are going to use the gauge and is trying to protect himself from damage caused by a low reading gauge.If you calibrate the gauge in a "cold" location (like a shop) and then install it in a hot location (maybe by a furnace), the glycerin will heat up, expand, and make the gauge read low by pressurizing the case. In this case, cut the plug and let the case pressure off. If you are using this gauge on a pressure washer and the environment is about the same temperature as a shop (as most people do) leave the plug alone. The glycerin will dampen the pulsations and the gauge will last longer. The gauge maker does not know how you are going to use the gauge and is trying to protect himself from damage caused by a low reading gauge.If you calibrate the gauge in a "cold" location (like a shop) and then install it in a hot location (maybe by a furnace), the glycerin will heat up, expand, and make the gauge read low by pressurizing the case. In this case, cut the plug and let the case pressure off. If you are using this gauge on a pressure washer and the environment is about the same temperature as a shop (as most people do) leave the plug alone. The glycerin... » Read More The gauge maker does not know how you are going to use the gauge and is trying to protect himself from damage caused by a low reading gauge.If you calibrate the gauge in a "cold" location (like a shop) and then install it in a hot location (maybe by a furnace), the glycerin will heat up, expand, and make the gauge read low by pressurizing the case. In this case, cut the plug and let the case pressure off. If you are using this gauge on a pressure washer and the environment is about the same temperature as a shop (as most people do) leave the plug alone. The glycerin will dampen the pulsations and the gauge will last longer. « Show Less
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This is a question that needs to go back to the manufacture. I can not understand why you would need this information because the air does not go through the gauge. Unless this is used for medical, you are being overly protective or live in California. If it is being used the gauge for medical equipment, you should go back to the original equipment manufacturer.
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The problem with any analog (dial) gauge is it works buy "unwinding" what amounts to a flattened tube wound in a spiral. When air pressure is applied, it unwinds and moves the dial. The problem is that works fine if it never gets banged or shocked. If it does get a hard shock, which for an automotive tool is inevitable, the tube bends somewhat and there goes the accuracy. Digital gauges work with micro machined pressure sensors. The element is so small and light that it's much less prone to being damaged or parametrically changed with a shock. On the flip side, digital has more parts versus analog that need to be designed well for long term reliability. The problem with any analog (dial) gauge is it works buy "unwinding" what amounts to a flattened tube wound in a spiral. When air pressure is applied, it unwinds and moves the dial. The problem is that works fine if it never gets banged or shocked. If it does get a hard shock, which for an automotive tool is inevitable, the tube bends somewhat and there goes the accuracy. Digital gauges work with micro machined pressure sensors. The element is so small and light that it's much less prone to being damaged or parametrically changed with a shock. On the flip side, digital has more... » Read More The problem with any analog (dial) gauge is it works buy "unwinding" what amounts to a flattened tube wound in a spiral. When air pressure is applied, it unwinds and moves the dial. The problem is that works fine if it never gets banged or shocked. If it does get a hard shock, which for an automotive tool is inevitable, the tube bends somewhat and there goes the accuracy. Digital gauges work with micro machined pressure sensors. The element is so small and light that it's much less prone to being damaged or parametrically changed with a shock. On the flip side, digital has more parts versus analog that need to be designed well for long term reliability. « Show Less
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Sorry, I do not know the answer to that one. Must be a typo. There is no dial on the tire gauges I bought. They work wonderful as they have always worked!
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My diastolic pressure was consistently 5 or more mmHg higher. I'm just going to get used to it. Systolic numbers were the same. This is compared to a cuff by Withings, which may be inaccurate instead. I don't know.
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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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Hi-This manometer guage was installed this outside on a 1.5 inch pipe supplying air into my hi-efficiency boiler.I wanted to determine pressure variances at three locations along the pipe to understand pressure loss at points along the pipe.The manometers were also installed along the 1.5 inch exhaust pipe, too.The manometer was outside here in Colorado when the temperature dropped to an indicated 22 degrees.It was attached into the 1.5 pipe at four inches outside away from the house wall.Perhaps it was only at 24 or 25 degress due to its closeness to the thermal mass of the house.The manometer did not freezeThe tube is a plastic material so would have some give or flex if frozen.Thanks Hi-This manometer guage was installed this outside on a 1.5 inch pipe supplying air into my hi-efficiency boiler.I wanted to determine pressure variances at three locations along the pipe to understand pressure loss at points along the pipe.The manometers were also installed along the 1.5 inch exhaust pipe, too.The manometer was outside here in Colorado when the temperature dropped to an indicated 22 degrees.It was attached into the 1.5 pipe at four inches outside away from the house wall.Perhaps it was only at 24 or 25 degress due to its closeness to the... » Read More Hi-This manometer guage was installed this outside on a 1.5 inch pipe supplying air into my hi-efficiency boiler.I wanted to determine pressure variances at three locations along the pipe to understand pressure loss at points along the pipe.The manometers were also installed along the 1.5 inch exhaust pipe, too.The manometer was outside here in Colorado when the temperature dropped to an indicated 22 degrees.It was attached into the 1.5 pipe at four inches outside away from the house wall.Perhaps it was only at 24 or 25 degress due to its closeness to the thermal mass of the house.The manometer did not freezeThe tube is a plastic material so would have some give or flex if frozen.Thanks « Show Less
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Jack, I emailed the manufacture and they sent some instructions. This is what they sent to me: To set your barometer please follow these instructions: 1. Get an accurate barametric pressure reading from your weather service or airport. 2. Turn the adjustment screw, if you need to, to the barometer to the reading of your weather station. 3. There are two needles. One that automatically follows the changes in atmospheric pressure while the other one remains fixed until moved by hand. 4. Set the movable dail by hand to coincide with the needle marking the current pressure. 5. Watch for the needle that follows the pressure changes to move up or down from that fixed point. Tap the barometer lightly before taking the reading. 6. Compare the readings to the weather reports and other reports of barometric pressures in your area to confirm the accuracy of your unit. I hope this helps!
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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