Does the guage read for 134 or just 22 and 12?
172956
The gauge has marking for all three. R134,R12,R22 different color number for each. Hope that answers your question. Have a Great Day
861068
I really can't recall either. It's a heavier gage wire for some reason i want to say 16-18? I will say I adroitly love this unit. It's works perfect on my boat.
577544
It has 240 and 120. There is a switch in the back that allows you to chose the appropriate setting for your electrical outlet.
1135049
yes it should be just fine minimal I think on this is 18 guage so if your running 16 guage your fine.
2010879
I agree. It's 22awg, the wire is thin. But works well for this low voltage unit
928273
I think so, however please don't quote me. Check owners manual. If Guage shows error have unit checked ASAP for defective operation. This unit is very straightforward and should be simple to have repaired at the local level.
412822
Oh wow, I can't remember. They must follow the industry standards so try 0000 or 0123 or 1234
972310
Yes. I think instead of the 4 0's (0000) I think it was 5 (00000). I just remember it was one zero more than described in the instruction manual. I hope this helps.
596760
This info would have to come from the mfgr. I don't know if it is even listed on the packaging that I threw away upon receipt. Guessing I would think 1/64 in diameter, what that corresponds to in guage you guess is as good as mine.
98116
Depending on how many LEDs you're using, but 20 Guage will probably be plenty. If you use a dimmer, make sure that you're using one that is a pulse width modulator and not just a potentiometer or rheostat.
1058327
Typically, the heavier the gauge, the less resistance. 4 guage is probably overkill especially since the distance you'll be using is very short. 8 or even 10 should be totally sufficient.
937441
no that is not normal it should read whatever your pressure regulator a set out somewhere between 125 to 135 I actually meant pressure switch whatever that is so tight that is what the gate should read
1723660
This is likely a case of the incorrect illustration being appended to the correct description. If you enlarge the illustration of the gauge (with packaging) next to my original comment, it reads to 35psi. I found the same illustration just now searching Amazon for 'all Viair' gauges. (I also found a 0-100psi gauge illustration with a 0-15psi description, so Amazon really needs to coach some folks on this issue.)
2112879
It looks suspiciously like a decimal point is moved for some reason. I am not a Dr. but I'd wonder if 161/109 were valid reading (not one that you want, I'm only guessing at the concidence.
533501
No. It reads to whole numbers, like 106, 285, etc. It has a wide range, even reading up to 900 and over.
1672753
no, tire depths are guaged in 1/32nds. the guage ranges from 0 thru 32 in 32nds.
2223938
Strike that last comment about 120 and 240. I replied about the wrong item.