can one set the low side to 18 psi and the high side to 40?
1847249
You may be beyond the low end of adjustment. 30 is the factory set low, there is adjustment to lower under the cover, but 18 psi may be too low for this pressure switch. you kmay need to use the 20=40 version with low pressure drop out. bob
1847250
We set the low to 25 and I see no reason why you couldn't set it lower. Our bladder tank calls for 30 and you can certainly feel the pressure get pretty low before it kicks in. The reason we lowered it is because it was kicking in for maybe 3 seconds and that seemed too short a time. We set the high to 55. I would look around for one closer to what you need but if there isn't one then I think you could make this work.
1847251
Yes, it is possible. Turn Nut #1 CCW until Cut On reaches 18 psi. (Cut On and Cut Off will both lower). Then turn Nut #2 CW to raise Cut Off pressure to 40 psi. (Only Cut Off pressure will change). It would be most feasible to just purchase a 20/40 regulator, and drop the Cut On to 18 psi. These regulators are designed to operate most efficiently within the range specified. Increasing or decreasing spring tension will compromise the performance of the device. Also, be very cautious working around the live terminals. You might want to shut off electrical power when making your adjustments, if you are not knowledgable with electricity. Then, turn it back on to check results. You will have to take note of the Pressure per Turn to arrive at your preferred setting with minimal adjusting. Can be time consuming .... but Be Safe!
1781083
No, won't cycle correctly at 80 psi. Won't turn off properly at that rate. Probably max is 65-70. Would need a pressure regulator.
1802272
Yes, I have inflated a 245 18 55 from 2 psi to 38 psi with no problem. It would be pretty worthless as a product if it could not do its one job.
1892189
just put the same adjustments on the opposite side that you had on the first side if one was zero put zero if it was 20 put 20 should be the same settings for both sides
1570776
When i had mine installed the well man explained how the whole thing worked but that was a while back and I've forgot. He did set the PSI for a Max of 70 on mine. I do remember him saying something about setting it too high also. You can probably call your well man and he can explain it. Hope this helps.
522848
The water features runs separately, however, as mentioned in other answer, it is possible to turn the knob half way in between the 2 features to get a little bit of both but the water flow will be low. The recommended PSI is 60.
1481721
This regulator and gage is designed to work at lower pressures, like a paint gun that works in the 28 to 30 psi range. It is ok if you hook it up on the inlet side to 150 psi, but you usually have the regulator set for 30-50 psi outlet.
515041
Dear Kathryn,As long as the variation is within 20 PSI, you should be ok. Also do you have a backflow preventer installed. If not, please do. we do sell Backflow preventers as well so let us know if you want any recommendations.Also you should consult with a certified installer/professional in your region just to be on the safe side.David
47889
Yes, you can adjust the regulator to 30psi. Problem is, it is a small tank, so the pressure drops fairly quickly. If operating under 30psi is not an issue, then this will do the job. If you need a constant 30psi, then you may want something else. Hope this helps.
2111305
The Range from 90 to 120 is pretty normal for most air tools. I would dial it down to 115 PSI at the highest end. More pressure is unnecessary, and may prematurely ware out the tool. I personally set my compressor to 90 PSI and only step it up in 10 pound increments if I need more power. If the tool you are using starts having problems that force you to crank up the pressure, then chances are there is more wrong then low pressure on the tool, especially if you increase the pressure beyond the recommended range. Never do that.
2193602
stay below 2500 psi. Anything above that for an extended rate, can cause a failure.
1305905
As far as i know it should work just fine. Are the pre set pressures in the range of what you want. You can adjust them some. I hope this may help you.
522846
Yes , can be used together by open the valve half way to the 2 function that you want to use, however the pressure will drop low I have a 75 psi at home ( by home inspector) . And I live in Texas I don't know if this is a standard measurements.
2014513
Yes, you can use an air compressor, but don't exceed the maximum suggested psi.
749612
No...in fact it can be adjusted for ease of use. Instructions diagram show two set screws that can be adjusted for opening and closing pressures.
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.
61757
If your pressure is set to the desired pressure, yes, you can fill a tire to that pressure. HOWEVER, the last 20 psi or so will be VERY slow in filling to the maximum set point of your regulator. Therefore, If you want a quick fill, your regulator needs to be set 40-50% higher than your desired pressure. OR, you can use a valve stem connector that latches on, set your regulator to the maximum desired psi, and go do something else for a while. 15 minutes or so later, the tire will be full.