I m in the process of a foster home certification and I m supposed to get 2 fire extinguishers with a gauge.do those have one, do they all do? Thanks
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This extinguisher is primarily for kitchen fire uses, has no gauge. I suggest the Kidde Model #KG PLUS/FA10G also available through Amazon. This is a good unit, I purchased mine from Amazon
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I went through foster care certification, and NO, these will not work for that. The gauge tells the certifying agency that the charge is good / there is chemical in it. If you ever use the regular one with the gauge, it will need to be recharged (refilled) and that costs a pretty little penny. Or you will have to purchase another. If I were you, I'd get the regular one in order to certify and have these for actual use.
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This model does not have a gauge. To use, break off tab on front. This is one use and not refillable. There are larger fire extinguishers available with gauge and refillable. Check out the Kidde ones. This one is basically for small contained fires like kitchen. The larger ones like Kidde are probably what you need.
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Get a real fire extinguisher. If I were inspecting for a foster home certification, I would not approve these. They are only good for small fires, and I mean small. If you need them for a real fire, they will not do. I've had similar products in the past, and they were good for a small fire that we had. The can ran out quickly, too. We had to grab the real one from the garage to full put it out. For that reason, I would recommend these for use with small fires that you don't want to use the real extinguisher for. They are great for little fires, but are no better than a bucket of water for a larger fire. Get a real fire extinguisher. If I were inspecting for a foster home certification, I would not approve these. They are only good for small fires, and I mean small. If you need them for a real fire, they will not do. I've had similar products in the past, and they were good for a small fire that we had. The can ran out quickly, too. We had to grab the real one from the garage to full put it out. For that reason, I would recommend these for use with small fires that you don't want to use the real extinguisher for. They are great for little fires, but are no better than a bucket... » Read More Get a real fire extinguisher. If I were inspecting for a foster home certification, I would not approve these. They are only good for small fires, and I mean small. If you need them for a real fire, they will not do. I've had similar products in the past, and they were good for a small fire that we had. The can ran out quickly, too. We had to grab the real one from the garage to full put it out. For that reason, I would recommend these for use with small fires that you don't want to use the real extinguisher for. They are great for little fires, but are no better than a bucket of water for a larger fire. « Show Less
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The gauge on mine also has a lot of free play, but it works fine; just make sure it's pointing to the "seal" label. Then I use a wooden spoon handle to push the gauge over to "vent" to keep my hands away from the steam (or you could put on an oven mitt the first couple of times, just to be safe). I also warn guests that it's going to be alarmingly LOUD when it vents.
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Yes, most if not all HPA tanks will have a gauge. I ordered this exact package, you won't regret it!
846690
mine was fine when received from the seller. The gauge will probably still work ok. Just make certain you handle & store carefully.Nick
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Mine is an Atwood tank. It does not have a fuel gauge. I called and asked about that and was told it would drive the cost up to add one. This is the reason they told me there was not one.
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yes and yes... but you'll need to find a local reputable fire safety equipment dealer to inspect and recharge the extinguisher. Your fire department can make a recommendation. Also read the review fro this product, they convinced me Amerex is the best choice.
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Sierra International 65485P Sahara 6-Gauge Set Includes Speed Tach Volt Fuel Oil Pressure & Water Temp GaugesI see what you mean, picture is not helpful, but, in the lower left corner you can see the actual box it's delivered in and you'll notice all six gauges are in the box. Set does indeed come with all six including temperature. I ordered trim gauge extra as I needed it as well...
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What goes into a 30 year firefighting career? Playing cards and spraying water, right?I am no one special but do hold two Fire Science degrees and have studied at the National Fire Academy in Emmitsburg, MD. The NFPA is the authority and they along with CO Detector and Smoke Detector manufacurers and Underwriters Lab work in harmony. They know what they are doing and I have real world response experience along with years of education. What are your qualifications? Arguments aside: READ THE DIRECTIONS!!
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This one does not. Don't hold me to this but while searching for a CO2/portable inflator - pretty sure I saw one that had an pressure gauge. Something along the lines of a small hand pump with a CO2 attachement (two in one set up). Good Luck
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Can't answer that but the gauge did not work on two different tanks that we tried to use it on. Maybe you doneed another piece, but we put it between the hose and the tank. It did not register empty when the tank was empty. When I wentto fill my propane tank it was ten years old and they made me buy a new one that came with a gauge (that works).
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Yes the kit included a gauge as well as the relief valve. It's worked very well and was simple to install.
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The gauge did NOT work with my 240 - 35 ohm sending unit. When the lever was all the way up (35 ohms) the gauge read 3/4 full. When the lever was all the way down (240 ohms) the gauge read well bellow emply. My sending unit is a Moeller Marine Electric Universal Fuel Tank Sending Unit.
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No, that doesn't come with it, however you shouldn't need it if you have a regular 20# lpg tank. If you look at the picture for the product on amazon, and then you look at the red regulator, look on the left side of it. That's a male connector that actually threads to the inside of the nozzle on the propane tank. Most people don't realize that almost all propane tanks have 2 sets of threads. 1 set of big thick threads on the outside (that's what the female coupling you asked about would use, similar to what a grill uses), then a second set of finer threads on the inside of that very same nozzle. Some fill stations use those threads. I'll put it this way, I had a propane tank, and nothing else, and the kit from amazon included everything I needed to setup the fire pit (even including the teflon tape). Nothing else will need to be purchased as long as you have a propane tank in good condition. Hope this helps!
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On the top left side as you look at this picture, you will find the vent and fill tube. The dark circle in the "center" is the sending unit for the fuel gauge. I assume you will need a hose for both the vent and the fill. I used my existing hoses. I was lucky. Everything fit and it was an easy install.
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I have no idea what the CA State Fire Marshall's list is. However, I looked on the back of the unit and it has three icons: 1. "SIGNALING UL (encirled) and 'LISTED" outside and underneath the circle; 2. "DESION 'GAS' (inside a star)CERTIFIED" and 3. 'SA" inside a circle with "US" underneath. No idea what they mean. Perhaps you know and it helps. Good Luck
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No. It's just the valve asm. A gauge may be bought separately. I transfered mine from my faulty valve.
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No . It does not require gaugesIt has adapters that fit onto small propane and oxygen bottles. What this means is if you get a hole in one of your hoses you will have to trash the connectors and the torch tip holder. This happened to me ( yes, my bench went pouf ans so did the hair on my arms). I bought another Little Smith and am happy with it. It is a superb little torch for the price.