Review on 🔍 DANCO Gas Test Gauge 0-15 psi at 1/10 Increments, Chrome-Plated: Accurate and Reliable Pressure Measurement for Gas Systems (94352) by Ken Coste

The probe arrived with the needle in the bottom of the case. I had to open it to put the needle back in. This made a number on the gauge and after that I could only get it down to 11 PSI. I used it, but after talking to the plumber, he told me that I need to turn the gas and water much higher so that there are no breakthroughs in the future. I removed that gauge and put a 100 psi gauge on the fitting. I've maintained 50psi on my gas and PEX for over a week each. So the pressure gauge is nonsense, but the chopper valve works fine. Others have complained of a gauge leak on the fitting, I don't think that would be a problem for me, it was difficult to remove with a good sealant. But since I had to disassemble everything to fix the needle, we'll never know. It might be best to just find the one that fits and buy a separate sensor to attach it to.