Is there a control knob that I can use to turn up or down the airflow from my air pump?
1095781
No, it is as pictured - 5 couplers and 5 'T' fittings. I bought the flow control separate, or it came with the pump, can't remember.
1095782
Not on the pump as far as I know and not in the ten pcs pack. But their is one you can buy. You will have to look for it. I have seen them but not used. I put a bread tie or just kink the hoe a little. { Realy I never real had to much air}
1538227
There are no controls on the pump. The only way to effect flow is to pinch the hoses, which isn't very accurate for adjusting the flow.
620900
Yes, the air pump is meant to run continuously. You can adjust the amount of air being produced with the adjustable dial on the pump according to your needs.
1923202
On top of the air filter is a black knob you turn it, some push down/pull up to lock/unlock so they dont accidently get moved, just pull up if it is locked to unlock the knob and turn it till the needle gets to the pressure you want ( keep tapping the airbrush button to let air flow as you do this to get an accurate reading and allow the needle to adjust in the guage properly) then push the knob back down to lock it in place to maintain your pressure.
1736831
There is a hex head screw on the end of the pump you can turn and that will adjust it some for you. Afw Filters
202897
Yes, the "switch" to stop the oscillation is next to the knob that adjusts the speed of the fan.
1349738
There are 2 pumps that are controlled by 2 knobs. However, it circulates automatically using 1 pump to keep the temperature set.
1458894
On top of motor there is a knob that has a low to high power setting. Turn the knob to turn on or off.
1945466
It does not appear to have a switch to do this. I would call Conair's 800 number to make sure.
1667566
You can adjust it as low as you want. As far as psi, I have no clue, but the adjustment is very fine meaning you have nice control over the flow, not like some where it's more of an on/off switch.
1425152
I am not sure about the air pressure-- you can manually control the spray in two ways: first you have a dial of assorted size holes that you can set and secondly the spray is trigger control ( the more you squeeze the trigger, the harder it sprays). I just have the typical pancake-style air compressor, so you don't need anything real big or of professional grade
263438
No, there's no switch to change the airflow. The fan can be mounted to the bracket facing either direction. In order to "switch" the direction of the air flow, you have to remove a couple of screws, turn the fan, and then re-attach the fan to the bracket arm.
734412
A valve for easy inflation. Is adjustable or adaptable for different size/style air pumps. Also can be removed for quick deflation.
133765
Below is the install manual - yes it is for a heat pump and has a hold button. I would check you wiring to insure it matches what shown in the install manual. http://cache.air-n-water.com/manuals/honeywell-th6220d1028.pdf
711417
There is a button on the pump so you can adjust the flow either up or down. The lights have a place to turn off the lights on the bar.
761425
Yes, you just reduce the air pressure. Adjust it with the air compressor regulator.
2098124
There is an airflow adjustment - a plastic collar that covers a hole in the neck of the nozzle that allows you to adjust the airflow by turning the collar to cover all or a portion of the hole, depending on how much suction you need.