can you use this to pressure test whole house gas line or just appliances?
1034806
You can use it to test whole house gas lines. You just need to make sure that the valves at the various appliances are shut off and not leaking. Also you may need some adaptors to hook up to different diameter gas lines.
1379009
Yes, this would be an excellent use for this tool. Be sure to check a known power source such as a receptacle to ensure the tester is working properly.
149106
My recommendation is to call a local supplier of gas. They should be able to explain how or suggest a technician you could call.
915692
No I have gas but it should work just like any pot of boiling liquid. Just chrck occasionally until you are sure you have the right setting
1928739
Since this is a regulator i dont see where input matters too much unless you are using this for something other than nitrogen. For output hook your hvac gauges up and dial up to the desired pressure all three guages should match.
399109
You should not...but that does not mean you will not. Stoves general come with a standard fitting for the gas line. However, if you do have to buy an adapter, they are readily available at Lowe's, Home Depot, or any other hardware store...in my experience.
1256515
I've used mine with 90psi line pressure and it's lasted hundreds of hours without failure or leaks. I'm not sure what it's rated for, but that's my experience.
1155034
I have a gas range and it's one of best purchases I ever made! Sorry I wish I could help you further.
874635
I do not see why not. When the gas line is disconnected no gas remains in the lines. I am very satisfied with the reliability of this machine. There is only one drawback to this generator. It is a little more louder than most.
986960
It would depend on the appliance you were running off the cylinder. Most appliances have their own integral regulator.
2052573
Yes, I should think so though I have always used it on gas. Any heat source should do.
2265928
The natural gas unit comes with a reg. usually preset to 3.5 to 4.5 "WC. Your house line pressure is around 6-7"WC. approx. 1/4PSI. 27" is a pound. Of course, to set or check gas pressure you would need a monometer. If you do buy one, make sure it measures inches of water column not inches of mercury. I like the bigger one with the logs. Does anyone know if logs can be an option or an extra?
971009
No you cannot use this guage alone to measure the pressure without the Lezyne pump. Air passes throught the hose, so without the pump there is no pressure blocked. If you were to cap one side of the hose then you could get a reading. However, that solution would not be a practical as compared to other pressure guages designed to measure more accuratly.
567996
Yes. Im a retired Elec. Contractor and got this meter for my son who is getting into the appliance repair business and knew he would need that function for troubleshooting appliances. So I researched it well. See link: http://www.testequipmentdepot.com/fieldpiece/stick-meters/hs33.htm
1691374
yes. pressure is pressure. the meter has 2 scales on it. it should work OK.
1186087
Yes, you need to take it to someone who works on gas appliances and have them drill out the orfice in the regulator.
1034798
You should be able to use this gauge on a diesel or gas engine, just as long as you know the fuel pressure does not exceed the 15psi max pressure of the gauge. It can damage and or cause the gauge to leak.