Taprite T742HP Primary Double Gauge CO2 Regulator, Brass

WARNING: THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS ONE OR MORE CHEMICALS KNOWN TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE CANCER AND BIRTH DEFECTS OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM. WASH HANDS AFTER HANDLING.

This low-pressure regulator can be used on any CO2 tank with a CGA-320 valve. CO2 tanks have a male thread (CGA-320), and these regulators have a female thread. The regulator features dual gauges to measure both the output pressure (psi) and the volume of CO2 remaining in the cylinder, indicating when it needs to be refilled.

The knob on the front is used to adjust the output pressure. The red polycarbonate bonnet will not chip, break or fade. The regulator has a non-adjustable shut down built into the body, and the high-pressure ports have left-hand female threads to prevent their use as a low-pressure outlet.

The non-removable adjusting screw is designed so that when it is turned all the way in, the maximum downstream delivery pressure will not exceed 50psi, with a safety blow off at 60psi. The internal relief valve opens whenever the delivery pressure exceeds the set pressure by 15psi, serving as a warning that the seat or diaphragm may be worn or damaged and should be replaced.

A sintered metal flow control filter in the inlet nipple prevents dirt and other particles from damaging the internal regulator parts. The permanent Quad-Ring Seal on the inlet nipple helps eliminate a source of leaks, so there is no need to use a new fiber washer each time the tank is changed.

The outlet features a NADS 1600C shutoff, which eliminates a source of gas leaks. The duck bill check valve helps prevent product back up into the regulator, a common cause of malfunction in the regulating and relief valve parts.

The hose barb end is designed for use with 5/16 inch I.D. pressure tubing. All regulators are pressure tested to ensure in-field reliability, and the seat assembly is easily replaceable, so there is no need to remove the regulator from the tank.

Key features:

1. Low pressure gauge (the top gauge) indicates output pressure to the keg.
2. The low pressure regulator allows for an adjusted pressure from 1 to 50psi, with a maximum downstream delivery pressure of 50psi.
3. High pressure gauge (the side gauge) indicates the remaining CO2 tank pressure.
4. Duck bill check valve helps prevent product back up into the regulator.
5. Assembled and Tested in the USA.

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