🍺 Ferroday Dual Gauge CO2 Draft Beer Regulator - Dual Stage Pressure Control for Kegerators & Homebrewing - CGA-320 CO2 Tank Compatibility - Dual Valve Precision - 0-3000PSI & 0-60 PSI Range Review

All knobs work well, I followed the setup instructions carefully, set to 10psi, no problem until I tried opening the gas valve. nothing happens, increased to 20psi, still nothing, 30psi, no. The pressure relief valve operates normally and vents the regulator when depressed, but the main valve does not open. Skip this device, spend a few bucks more and buy another manufacturer.

I ordered this regulator for my daughter for sparkling water and it's been fine for a year. decided to get myself a seltzer set and ordered the exact same set from my order list. The first regulator ran for several hours before the exhaust valve stopped working. no one has jammed it or abused the valve. Amazon shipped a new controller that was bad at first. I just ordered another brand

I recently purchased your Revain CO2 regulator and finally found the time to set it up. After connecting the reservoir I see about 800psi from the reservoir, 12psi on the outlet gauge. However, when I open the exhaust valve, no gas comes out no matter how far the valve is open. The gas comes out when the relief valve is pushed, but the bleed valve just doesn't do anything. I'm assuming I don't have the $45 as I'm 10 days past my return date....

I recently purchased your Revain CO2 regulator and finally found the time to set it up. After connecting the reservoir I see about 800psi from the reservoir, 30psi on the outlet gauge. However, when I open the exhaust valve, no gas comes out no matter how far the valve is open. The gas comes out when the pressure release valve is pressed, but the release valve just doesn't do anything. Please let me know if there is anything else I can try or if there is something wrong with this particular…

I had to return a cheap pipe I bought from another store but when I had the parts needed to use this sensor, he worked like a champ! It holds pressure well so I don't have to turn off the tank after each use, and it allows me to carbonate any drink I want to make in just minutes without having to crawl under the sink to do it all in one go have mounted 6ft pipe. Now my favorite beverage is carbonated cold brew green tea. Add fresh lemon and honey and I charge it to about 45psi for perfect…

The regulator worked as expected but only for a few hours - then the exhaust valve stopped working unfortunately outside the return window because. The CO2 cylinder was refilled for testing. A problem that's common with other reviews I've just read is that the valve seal has come loose from the valve stem, cutting off the flow of gas (I can force air through by inserting a paper clip, but so will the valve closed or open). I could not remove the exhaust valve from the regulator body for repair…

As expected. A few tips I want to share with you! Always remember to close the little button before fitting the regulator to the tank and make sure your low pressure gauge is at zero. See, if you left it at 30 pounds of pressure last time and put it back on without checking, it shoots at the gauge with 30 pounds of pressure and breaks the gauge! And the high pressure gauge is interesting, we know CO2 is measured by weight so it will actually tell you when you're approaching an empty tank. A low

I use this excellent Ferroday regulator for sparkling water. I also bought a carbonation cap (ASIN B01K4GGYT0) also made by Ferroday. This controller is very solidly built and only took a few minutes to install. Use one of the two included nylon washers to attach it to the tank. The high-pressure indicator shows how much CO2 is still in the tank. You can use the low-pressure regulator to adjust the outlet pressure. Adjust the outlet regulator to the desired outlet pressure between 0 and 60 psi.

Purchased January 2020. I use it in a separate CO2 tank which I use when cleaning my beer lines. When I'm done, I basically turn off the tank valve and release the pressure. The last few times I've charged the line, the tank feed sensor (0-3000 psi on the left side of the unit) has stuck at zero, and I've had to take a few hard hits with the screwdriver handle. to get him to read. When it shows everything is fine and if I release the pressure when I'm done it goes back to zero. The Revain ad…