I see that this will not work with liquid propain but will it work with regular propain at 1 psi?
153503
This valve is design for water only with high pressure. You need to find different valve.
153504
No this is designed for liquids not gasses. Search Solenoid gas valves and you can find one designed for your purpose.
2074084
I bought this to use with a 3200 PSI power washer. It has a 1/4" quick disconnect to work on any power washer. I have read that it works best with a power washer that is 2800 PSI or higher. I haven't had a chance to use it yet but it looks really good. I hope this helps.
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.
39352
Hello, Your stated pressure and flow rate would call for a 3.0 orifice nozzle. Yes this will work. Drew Rockpowerpumptool
1541307
The terms "LP gas," "liquid propane" and "propane" are synonymous when describing the fuel burned to create a flame in a gas grill, water heater, etc. So yes, the gauge will will work with LP gas providing the ambient temperature is above -44 degrees Fahrenheit, the boiling point of propane. Below that temperature, the gauge would not work because, as a liquid, propane, even in a sealed tank, would not create pressure, which is what the gauge measures (not weight).
1302049
I use my air compressor to supply the air pressure but you can also use a hand tire inflator pump. I don't think you will be able to obtain 90 psig with a hand pump but it will provide sufficient pressure to spray most liquids. It will just require re-pressurizing the container more often.
2195204
No it will not work. Gasoline is a liquid. LPG is a gas that is through pressure condensed into a liquid, when pressure is reduced it reverts to it's default state.
1364417
I use it on 1L soda pop bottles, A&W; root beer and Pepsi. However, local bottlers may use different bottle styles, so you may have a different result.
1565489
I use 1/2 a cup per load. I don't know about the powder/liquid question but i use powder detergent and calgon with no problems
1772653
I haven't attempted using a liquid in mine. Since it was listed as an oil sprayer, I assumed a thinner substance might not work. Now I'm curious...
39353
Hello,Your stated pressure and flow rate would call for a 3.0 orifice nozzle. Yes this will work.Drew Rockpowerpumptool
603773
I bought this thermoter, but i had user yet. But in the strunction you need a mininum of liquid (2" ) to work with accurracy. For deep fry is a not a problem but for syrup, is a real problem.
2133679
The gauge on the 1700 only goes up to 60psi. It might work but you would need another gauge to see if you had the correct pressure. And it would take a long time.
885166
It works with all preassure washer at or above 4000 psi, must have quick connect fittings. I have had one that worked for a year, the new one I just got worked once. Returned refund no problem wanted to send another but I said no.
909645
I can't answer this because I haven't ever had it connected to that high of pressure. I don't see why it wouldn't, but I truly don't know for sure. Sorry
1395550
Honestly, I haven't used it yet. I'm keeping it for the purpose of an emergency fix when I need it. I would contact the company and ask them how many psi line it will support. good luck.
721383
Sorry I don't know the answer. I'm using is on a 1,700 PSI electric pressure washer. Have used it a few times and it does what is supposed to do. No leaking at the quick connect fitting or sprayer.