The advertized Delivery Pressure of this regulator is 400psi, but the delivery gauge shown in the photo shows a max pressure of 600 psi. Which is it?
1152206
I am not sure you can call them they have an 800 number I never pressurise a system more than 300 psi
1152207
I would not worry. 400 or 600 you will not need that high of pressure under normal use. My guess would be if the gauge says 600 then its 600
1152208
The one I got goes up to 600....Maybe they only advertise it as 400 so if it malfunctions above 400 they wont be liable
628316
All ninja regulators are adjustable. They ship with an output of 800 - 850 psi. You can change it and take it down to around 500 psi.
385798
The output pressure is adjustable. The regulator is sensitive, but if you play with it, you can get it to the desired setting - then just leave it as is.Hope this .helps
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.
1395550
Honestly, I haven't used it yet. I'm keeping it for the purpose of an emergency fix when I need it. I would contact the company and ask them how many psi line it will support. good luck.
2172011
If your gauge only specifies R134a it may damage the gauge. R410 gauge has max pressure of 800 psi and burst pressure of 1000 psi. I have a gauge that will do R22, R134A & R410a.
1888849
Use Maxitrol Pressure Regulator for Natural Gas, 3/4" FPT Gas Pipe In/out,1/2" PSI 3" -6 " WC. 52-1011 for natural gas. The orifice size is different for the two fuels.
722856
If you look up the car it is listed for you will find the spec. for the pressure. All pumps will deliver a high pressure than spec.unless the regulator is desighed to be incorprated in it(module) style
1984692
I don't know if that's normal or not. All I can tell you is the owner's manual states 2.8 gpm @ 3200 psi, and it requires a 5 gpm @ 20 psi supply.
1936672
It doesnt require a regulator if you are using regular household service pressures. The regulator where it enters the building will drop it to the required 1/4 psi.
1860946
According to Viair it's 200 psi. In light of the 220 psi regulated pressure the 200psi input does not make sense. But that is what their online rep says!The web spec is:Used to regulate air pressure from an air tank to any pressure between 0-220 PSI, this pressure regulator is useful for installations that supply air to locking differentials, & air tools. The regulator also provides an easy-to-read gauge that allows adjustment of inline pressure, a 1/4" NPT compression fitting for tank pressure side and a t-fitting that will allow regulated pressure to be fed to two locations. According to Viair it's 200 psi. In light of the 220 psi regulated pressure the 200psi input does not make sense. But that is what their online rep says!The web spec is:Used to regulate air pressure from an air tank to any pressure between 0-220 PSI, this pressure regulator is useful for installations that supply air to locking differentials, & air tools. The regulator also provides an easy-to-read gauge that allows adjustment of inline pressure, a 1/4" NPT compression fitting for tank pressure side and a t-fitting that will allow regulated pressure to be fed to... » Read More According to Viair it's 200 psi. In light of the 220 psi regulated pressure the 200psi input does not make sense. But that is what their online rep says!The web spec is:Used to regulate air pressure from an air tank to any pressure between 0-220 PSI, this pressure regulator is useful for installations that supply air to locking differentials, & air tools. The regulator also provides an easy-to-read gauge that allows adjustment of inline pressure, a 1/4" NPT compression fitting for tank pressure side and a t-fitting that will allow regulated pressure to be fed to two locations. « Show Less
1392725
The built in pressure regulator is set for between 135 and 150 psi. It is not adjustable.
729770
It is DOT Approved which means it is rated for 150 PSI with a burst pressure of 600 PSI. It is capable of 200 - 230 PSI.
1142076
I no longer have the unit, giving it away as a gift, but Campbell Hausfeld's website indicates a max PSI of 150.
1106815
3100 psi max on the 6602 as opposed to 3000 psi on the 6412. Also, the low oil and low water cutoff sensors and the associated indicator light have been deleted on the 6602. As of 4/19/14 Amazon's pictures are incorrect and show last years 6412 model.
385802
Adjustable output in terms of bubble count, not output pressure. I think it is set at 40 psi.
1713148
There is not a clear indication of what PSI you are letting through. Note that this goes up to 30psi which is FAR more than the average grill and can be dangerous to use for non-recommended situations. High gas flow? YesGranular control? Sort of via black the regulator control dial on to inlet fixture.Can you hook it up to a standard gas grill? Yes (Should you? NO!)