Is a regulator valve and gauge needed?
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These are only the caps that allow you to use any soda or water bottle with standard cap size to carbonate beverages. You will still need one of the other Fizz Giz products to actually get the CO2 into the bottle though. He sells a few different products to accomplish that. Some need a regulator and some don't. He sells them on Amazon as well as his own website.
1246185
Do not buy this product, it was the biggest waste of money I've made on amazon
1246186
Well these are just the caps for the bottles so.... no you just need a bottle.
1246187
No everything is supplied with the charging station you select It can use either CO2 cartriges or a larger container either a paint ball tank or large CO2 bottle. I use paint ball tanks with the special shutoff valves I get from Fizz Gizz
1753304
I use this regulator with it, hose is included on the regulator. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000VXEW4G/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1693759
No regulator needed, I use mine to keep battery charged up on my ATV, it has enough solar power to keep my 12 volt battery charged an ready to go. Hope this helps.
1228815
The valve is not included. Please see the specs for the correct valve model.
2076977
Not check valve included, i did not install one. Not need as one side is pressure the other side discharge.
1537541
Yes, you will need the proper hose and regulator kit, I got mine on amazon and just needed a nipple at Lowes
593900
You need a regulator and a hose with the appropriate fittings. They sell them as a kit on Amazon for about $65 dollar tank and all. I recommend having at least three or for of the caps you are asking about. You will see why as soon as you get started.
1200951
Yes you can. You may need a different hose or adapter to connect to your RV. You don't need to use the regulator because the RV should already have one installed where the tanks connect.
616447
Hi Edward,Yes, you can still use the gauge. You will need a two stage regulator that has a POL inlet connection. Your gauge would hook inline between your tank and then the regulator.
823683
No, this is a single port switch, you need a 4 port switch, you can tell by looking at the bottom. Your switch needs 4 places where you can run pipes into for your regulator, Safety valve, gauge, and connector. There are plenty of 4 port pressure switches on Amazon. Good luck to you. Bob
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No problem. Also pressure regulator should be before tank if you need one. Put ours on this summer and love it. Yes it works.
823684
No, this is a single port switch, you need a 4 port switch, you can tell by looking at the bottom. Your switch needs 4 places where you can run pipes into for your regulator, Safety valve, gauge, and connector.There are plenty of 4 port pressure switches on Amazon. Good luck to you. Bob
90993
These are the normal fittings to connect to industrial regulators. It's useful if the oxygen pressure gauge has a lower range than usual, as you'll only be using a few psi maximum (I think I replaced my 60 psi gauge with a 30 psi oxygen service gauge).
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.
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No regulator needed. I had it on the Explorer for one month with no issues. If you check it with a voltmeter under no load conditions it puts out about 14V at low current. No danger of overcharge. Also no reverse discharging. Current is only flowing in one direction. Hope this helps.
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Mine didn't, I use mine for many things. The regulator was built in if I remember right.
1638637
The gauge comes with a basic metal bracket for attachment. Depending on your application, aesthetically, you may want to consider a pod.