what is the psi on this cooker
177771
This is a great cooker it has good safety features but is good for a large family, and a large kitchen counter space.
642201
Not too sure of the PSI but it cannot be that high. I had the hose hooked up to the faucet in my garage which is very low pressure and it started leaking instantly.
1206832
I'm sorry but I am unable to answer your question as I do not have a pressure cooker. I purchased this to use in a pan to poach fish and have not used it yet. Good luck.
488330
Instant Pot IP-DUO has dual pressure settings: High 10.2 ~ 11.6psi (70 ~ 80kPa); Low 5.8 ~7.2 psi (40 ~ 50kpa)
637960
When the pressure gauge on the lid is rocking gently, it is about 15 lbs. I keep it right there. Most cookbooks tell you how long at this pressure. Do not leave it unsupervised. You will soon learn how much flame it takes. I love mine. It is small enough to pressurize quickly and large enough to hold everything I might want to cook.
1096670
It does not say on the regulator whether it is 10 or 20 psi. It is made in China and has no psi marking. I use it with a standard 20lb propane tank. I have brought 8 gallons of water to boil in 20 minutes.
1392724
150 PSI per the manual and there is a built in pressure switch that opens at 150 psi. I have not installed mine yet, but basing this on the owners manual, hope that helps!
1666759
I have no way of measuring the PSI in these cookers, but 15 is the standard for American pressure cookers (European pressure is measured in kilopascals and cookers manufactured there are standardized at 100 kPA, or approximately 14.5 PSI, which is generally rounded up to 15). Tramontina is an American brand, but the cookers - or at least the tri-ply bottoms - are made in China. I have read they are assembled in Brazil but I'm not sure if that is the case for these.
517205
according to my research, the lower PSI on High pressure setting can affect the cooking time slightly. if a recipe shows a time range, obviously the longer time would be selected for the electric PC. i don't understand the one reply that said to "knock off 2/3rds..." when the lower PSI of the electric model would clearly call for slightly more time.
938789
That's exactly what I'd like to know... it seems difficult to find this information on pressure cookers... I'm trying to research before I buy, and I can't find exact pressure settings (just 'low', 'medium', or 'high'). ? ? ?
861473
I like my pressure cooker very much. I like that the interior is stainless steel. The multi grain button takes longer than expected because it does a 45 minute soak. Made in China
1978764
This cooker does not have a gauge showing PSI and you cannot build up pressure and then start timing. It is too small for canning jars. I have a 7 qt pressure canner that works great.
1342483
If you attempt to "can" food in this cooker be absolutely sure you read the recipe you are using carefully. This cooker operates at 15 psi and cannot be reduced to 5 or 10 psi. If you live at an altitude that recommends 10 psi for home canning then this is NOT THE COOKER FOR YOU!!!! You can compensate for the increased pressure but this requires experience ...... talk to someone who lives near you who is known to KNOW what they are doing when it comes to "canning" !!!!! Hope this helps!
899083
Funny you should ask me at this moment as I have the pot on the stove as we we speak. I have three Fagor pressure cookers( am not connected to the company if you are feeling cynical). I use the 6ltr one the most. I cook for mostly for myself and my wife. My favourite feature is the lower psi setting which allows me to cook 'soft' vegetables for curries without them being pulverised. I will bring these vegs like cauliflower, zucchini & egg plant up to pressure for three minutes, max!! They are still firm. That is my favourite feature of this pressure cooker. I have no safety issues to report.
1508056
I have no clue what psi it achieves. I cook in this several times a week and use the suggested cooking times on recipes. I Love it! Cooked lamb and navy bean dish in it last night. 45 min was perfect for the lamb and dried beans. I couldn't be happier and have given it as a gift as well.
631448
I don't know....sorry. wish I could b more helpful. I am not happy with the product. I don't know much about pressure cookers but a friend of mine does. She uses her pressure cooker all the time but when she used mine it Andrea mess in my kitchen. I did keep the product as it is a very heavy weight pot to just use as a nice saucepan. ...wish I could have been more helpful....Thx
1227700
The highest pressure is 15 psi. Don't know what the lower is - I tend to use the highest the most. The book that comes with the pressure cooker is very helpful. Love this cooker, can't live without it. It's one the best purchase I've ever made.