I would like to use this regulator for poultry nipple drinkers, which take about 5.5 PSI max. Will this work?
1097105
Mine developed a leak and when I tried to tighten the connection it broke and crumbled don't buy it.
1097106
I believe this regulator can be adjusted to what you need. I have had very good success with this regulator on my RV.
1096670
It does not say on the regulator whether it is 10 or 20 psi. It is made in China and has no psi marking. I use it with a standard 20lb propane tank. I have brought 8 gallons of water to boil in 20 minutes.
269285
I'm not sure but here's some links that might help. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/can-i-use-co2-regulator-nitrogen-co2-stout-mix-106895/ http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/can-you-get-nitrogen-tank-regulator-filled-co2-106954/
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.
2076860
2.5 would work. I believe a 6 cfm would be better. I started with a 2.5 and had trouble getting to 28hg. the 6cfm does it fast. There is only one valve for suck. The other valve is a thumb release, to release the pressure. I put a 1/4" brass valve and connected a 1/4" npt quick change. then i used a barbed fitting that would be used on a quick change and attached 1/4" vinyl hose. i did the same on the pump for easy breakdown. It is important to have a valve on the suck. This valve shgoul;d be closed when you turn on pump then open. When you are done vacing close valve then turn off pump. This keeps the chamber from receiving contaminant blow-back from pump. This is what i know. Good luck. ps. Contact In Lab Designs (Amber she is very nice) and they will put the valve and quick change on for a fee. then it will be easy to pick up the rest at ACE
1108294
this tank is designed to hold up to 3000 psi, so cirtainly will hold 150psi inside.. the regulator is designed to output around 800psi by default, adjustable down to 500psi... so I'm not sure how it will behave with less than 200psi to work with... I'm also not sure what you want to do with it... it will NOT properly power a normal paintball gun if it's only 150-200psi internally.
1480533
The gauge reads 300psi, but it only gives me about 120 psig i think, its maybe more like 110 psig, anymore the regulator starts to leak off the extra pressure. This sucks....
110472
i use on a system with 120 psi output. it is a very compact unit. works as designed. a plus is the drain valve in the body.
1081299
Yes it will.. I use this regulator on mine with the gauge also..just double checking the correct pressure when canning
1008380
It will only work if your "quick connect" fittings are compatible as well as your required flow pressure through the regulator.
1561355
I think it would but don't waste your money. This regulator is a piece of junk.
979041
Yes, works great. But don't over fill it, else it wont work right. It will make the oil level to high and then the pressure valve wont work right and you could be in trouble. I'd say 4 pieces of chicken max.
2021467
Not sure what the maximum input pressure is, but I have mine downstream from a 125psi regulator. It works well with all my air tools and paint sprayers.
952220
This regulator is for CGA 320 valve Co2 tank connections, meaning not paintball types. Mine is connected to a 5 lb. aluminum tanks. You can get those on Amazon for about $55.
342556
I'm not sure what you mean. . All nitrogen tanks all filled to a certain psi. That regulator Will work on any of them.
830520
I had no trouble with this tool on my Bostitch 6 Gal 3.8CFM @ 90 PSI compressor. I did need to use 110PSI, and it could drain the tank in a min, but the tool worked quite well.
2155805
I believe that it should work. I am using it on a 2.2 gallon per minute 2700 psi machine and it seems to "over perform" so I would try on your machine.