🐠 FZONE Aquarium CO2 Regulator: Optimal Paintball Solution with DC Solenoid, Aluminum Alloy Bubble Counter, and Check Valve Review

found a leak after about 60 days of use and then when a new tank was fitted the solenoid simply broke in half. I would love to return this and it's really unfortunate because it will set my tank back for weeks trying to get a replacement. I would not recommend this product unless they can help me get a replacement or repair.

I was so excited to finally have CO2 installed in my tank but unfortunately I have a leaking product. The pressure gauge at the inlet leaks and even gets cold and frosty. I emailed the manufacturer from their website but it has been a few days since I brought the issue to their attention and they have not responded. I hope fzone sees this review and helps me solve this problem.

Received my regulator today and the solenoid does not work when plugged in. I've tried multiple outlets, but they don't work. I can manually force the CO2 out of my tank by pressing the little orange button under the solenoid, but without power to the solenoid the device is useless. I hope FZONE sees this review and helps out. Will update rating based on customer service.

I bought 2 Fzone regulators a few weeks ago, this one is defective, Co2 is leaking from connections. UPDATE: I can't say enough good things about FZONE customer service. My first device didn't work properly so they contacted me and immediately sent me a new one. I can say with full confidence that you can feel comfortable ordering FZONE products! Most of them work great, but if they don't work, the customer support staff will fix the problem. Great job Fzon!

The regulator looks very solid as far as build quality goes. There were no instructions included. However, installation is as simple as screwing the regulator onto the paint can, filling the bubble counter with water and attaching it to the CO2 regulator/diffuser. There was no need to use teflon tape on the joints as the paintball canister o-ring is used for sealing and there is another o-ring for the bubble counter. I checked for leaks at the joint with soapy water + brushes but there weren't…

This regulator may be single stage but has two gauges and is much more compact than other paintball only regulators like the Aquatek. The teflon o-ring is much easier to work with than the rubber o-ring. It sits neatly on the bottom and greatly reduces the risk of a bad seal. I wish it came with a spare O-ring. After three weeks of use, no leaks have occurred and the bubble count remains stable. The outlet pressure is around 50psi, so you should have no problem using it with a built-in adapter…

TL/DR for newbies like me, let me just tell you, don't panic if you screw the regulator onto a full CO2 tank and it doesn't work. Connect the solenoid valve first, THEN try the needle valve. (Thanks to customer service) :) Also bring spare paintball o-rings AND silicone gel lube for the o-ring. If this thing breaks, your tank will leak until you unscrew the regulator. I also speak from my own experience. Now for my beginner paintball experience with CO2: This was the first time I had REAL CO2…