can this tester be used to test the end of line pressure on natrual gas
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Like you added some gas line to your home and now need to have it on a gauge till its green tagged.? No this is to put on NA&LP gas "Valves" that regulate gas into a Furnace, fire place, gas range, ect.
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Like you added some gas line to your home and now need to have it on a gauge till its green tagged.? No this is to put on NA&LP; gas "Valves" that regulate gas into a Furnace, fire place, gas range, ect.
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yes. pressure is pressure. the meter has 2 scales on it. it should work OK.
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No. This only tests for ph, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate. You can get a cheap hydrometer here on Amazon. Just do a search for it.
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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.
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You are looking at the wrong tool this tool is used for measuring pressure in inches water column only. It does not send it only reads pressures
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Don't know but probably not reliably. It would depend on the amplitude of the signals the tester uses to execute the tests and the nature of the circuit that the cap is in. There are lots of comments/blogs out there about this tester if you google around.
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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.
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You must purchase a flow meter to attach to this regulator, that way you can see just exactly how low a pressure that you want, even very low amounts of nitrogen, this would let you adjust the LPM from 0 to 150 LPM.Hope this will help, and you can expect to pay around close to 50.00 for the meter, which I just saw one on Amazon that is now listed.
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I don't think so in this basic program but I believe it measures exhaust pressure. Not sure if that helps you or not
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If you have 2 psi pressure coming to the appliance then this regulator is what you need. Your gas supplier will be able to tell you what your line pressure is. If it's not 2 psi then the appliance should be ready to connect to your gas piping as is .
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Yes, it test caps that's one of the reasons I bought it. You can also add other test heads to measure current, pressure, air flow ..........
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I've used it with some very low pressure before. It will work with any pressure really.
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It is designed and calibrated for specific buidling products. It would not work for this use, and was not the least bit accurate. Using both probes on the same material did not produce results that were remotely similar. I returned the product.
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On the Kuhn rikon pressure gauge, there are 2 lines, the first is low pressure the second is high pressure. In a nutahess, YES
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It doesn't have a port for a gauge. You may find an inline gauge but you may start reducing pressures.
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Yes. You need a regulator and gauges to properly set gas pressure, which needs to be low. You can use different gasses. I use oxygen and acetylene. This torch will work with the gauges that are used for a regular sized torch provided that you have gauges that work well for lower pressures. I use the same regulators and gauges that I do for my full sized torch. The instruction manual that comes with the Little Torch is very good and provides information about gas pressures for the different tip sizes.
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No you cannot use this guage alone to measure the pressure without the Lezyne pump. Air passes throught the hose, so without the pump there is no pressure blocked. If you were to cap one side of the hose then you could get a reading. However, that solution would not be a practical as compared to other pressure guages designed to measure more accuratly.
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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