Will this valve shut off completely when used with full household pressure (60 psi) ?
476319
Yes, this item can shut off completely when used with full household pressure. Thank you.
476320
We use it to fill up our coffee machine with a little hose we attach to the kitchen faucet. If I walk off and forget I left it on it stops the water for about a minute or two then it makes the hose that's attached to the faucet pop off releasing the overflow into the sink. It works brilliantly for what we bought it for so in that respect I recommend it. I don't know if it will shut off 60 psi like the big ones for the toilet etc
476321
I have it set to auto fill a coffee maker split from the fridge water line. Never pressure checked it at the float but the house is 40-60ps. So it should be the same there.
758038
Well yes... when it reaches 120 psi the pressure switch shuts off the compressor. Things that could keep it running is a malfunctioning pressure switch, leak in air line or the bleed valve on the bottom of the tank is left open. I'd check the bleeder valve first.
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.
691539
When I use mine, I let it come up to pressure and it stops itself somewhat over 120psi at the tank. I have the output side of the regulator set to about 50 psi for filling tires on vehicles. Part way through filling up a tire the compressor will turn on again to bring the tank up to pressure again.If you are expecting the compressor to turn off at what you have set the regulator to, that is now how it works. The compressor will always fill the tank with its "normal" operating pressure and the regulator outputs the selected pressure.
437590
Yes but not completely off. The black push knob makes go from full spray to a small trickle. It can't be completely off for water pressure reasons.
1910908
Yes it does. Once it reaches the set pressure it turns off. Turns back on when pressure drops.
2260314
Yes. It pumps up to its pressure (i believe it is 50psi) then shuts off until the demand is created again.
1965505
It shuts itself off at a pretty low psi, much lower than advertised or indicated on the dial. I used it (or didn't use it) to bicycle tires. Good luck
1232474
Yes you will get a little more pressure What those numbers mean is the pump will run until the pressure reaches 60 lbs then shut off and will not come on again until the pressure drop to 40 lbs then comes on and pumps up to 60 again
671301
Theoretically. But I'd have a professional check out the valve and replace if necessary. High pressure can be dangerous.
684732
Yes it will shut the flow off completely. Sadly my unit only lasted 6 months before it failed beyond reasonable repair. Very sad for an American made product.
1775593
the unit shuts off when the water container is full with the 70 pints. if a hose is used instead of the container it shuts off when it reaches your programed humidity setting. hope this helps.
723544
The one I got was not a heavy duty brass valve, it was a black plastic cutoff valve but I have never had any problems with it leaking or shutting off
987195
it will turn off automatically when the faucet is closed and it gets up to pressure.
1996350
This valve is normally close (when you energized it the valve open). I use it for water system and it works good.
1910678
not sure, I just turn off the valve, It is easier for me to do that when its raining because my unit is hidden.
1315865
This pump works fine as an inline pressure booster. As far as a pressure shut off, I believe the only factors are; it is not self priming, and if the start up head pressure is to high the pump is unable to perform.