can this be used to replace a gauge on a nitrogen regulator?
815735
Sorry, I really don't know. Pressure is pressure and I would assume it would.
815736
Yes of course - but in must be on the output side.. 0 to 100 lbs. Input (tank) side will be hundreds of pounds.
815737
My answer would be a definite "NO"! You have about 2000 psi pressure on a full tank of Nitrogen. Even if this gauge was used on the regulated side of the regulator, you would still have the potential to exceed the pressure it is designed to indicate and run the risk of injury and death! Many brass fittings and gauge components are designed and specifically made for high pressure applications. Make sure that the gauge and fittings you choose are rated higher than any pressure that you will be working with! Never "cheap out" on parts, tools, material, etc. where safety is an issue! My answer would be a definite "NO"! You have about 2000 psi pressure on a full tank of Nitrogen. Even if this gauge was used on the regulated side of the regulator, you would still have the potential to exceed the pressure it is designed to indicate and run the risk of injury and death! Many brass fittings and gauge components are designed and specifically made for high pressure applications. Make sure that the gauge and fittings you choose are rated higher than any pressure that you will be working with! Never "cheap out" on parts, tools, material, etc. where safety is... » Read More My answer would be a definite "NO"! You have about 2000 psi pressure on a full tank of Nitrogen. Even if this gauge was used on the regulated side of the regulator, you would still have the potential to exceed the pressure it is designed to indicate and run the risk of injury and death! Many brass fittings and gauge components are designed and specifically made for high pressure applications. Make sure that the gauge and fittings you choose are rated higher than any pressure that you will be working with! Never "cheap out" on parts, tools, material, etc. where safety is an issue! « Show Less
1370189
Mr heater does make a hose kit to connect 2 tanks together but i'm not sure how you would work in a gauge. i think you can get an inline gauge from mr heater also.
1564667
Yep. It simply regulates pressure. It will connect current at 30# and disconnect at 50#, through electrical contacts. Therefore not advisable to use where fuel or gas vapors may be present. I substituted the original air regulator on a Craftsman Air compressor with an identical unit.
1768289
The gauge would work. The real question would be, placement and type of the temperature sensor.
158520
Only if you want to use your old temperature probe with a newer fluke that had the round red and black connections. It is an adaptor that allows older probes to used.
1588920
The gauge has a warning label to be used with only a 12V - Ground system. I would check with the manufacturer before buying to confirm your application.
1676371
Short answer is no. It could be possible if you made an adapter hose to connect between the air chuck on the gas station hose and this tool. Not sure it's worth the effort. You can use this tool alone (with no compressed air connected) to MEASURE-ONLY tire pressure.
737597
The gauge would work, but it needs to be fitted to the needle that goes into the basketball. It will not make an airtight connection to the needle. You would getting a reading, but not totally accurate.
1572095
Sure. I believe this is 16 gage wire but you could use a red or blue crimp connector, or better yet, solder and heat shrink.
417679
You could, if the gauge worked... Mine was faulty out of the box. Check the other reviews.
1437139
Yes, But you really do not need the whole gauge. Use the end of a cylinder compression tester that screws into the spark plug hole. The other end that the gauge goes on, plug your air line into. If you use the Gauges, just turn your Regulator all the way up so you get Max. Pressure in the cylinder Chamber.Pressurize cylinder with both valves closed AND Piston at the Top of the Cylinder.If you loose pressure the piston will keep the valve from falling all the way down into the Cylinder.
1235941
Yes it will. However it would not be best to use it to replace the factory o2 sensor if there is one, however when used as a secondary gauge it will work fine.
880723
No, sorry; however, if it came with a broken gauge I'm sure you can contact amazon and you can return it for a different one.
1414164
Yes I have one in a diesel and one in a gas tank. Just need to check if it will work with your gauge.
577470
Since this is not a factory replacement gauge you will have to make the mounting hole and wire it yourself. It's well worth the effort to know your batteries' reserve.
1438115
Not sure, but my gauge stopped working after 3 months. The warranty is only 30 days
609203
I don't think it really matters which gauge you use. This machine can accommodate either. The thicker gauge will have more silver & last longer, but it costs more.