🐠 Enhance Your Aquarium's CO2 Control with MagTool Dual Stage Regulator: Adjustable Pressure, DC Solenoid, and Expendable Manifold Review

This bad boy reached me in less than two days. The first thing that struck me when I opened the box and picked it up was that this thing has weight. THAT'S STRONG! Hooking it up to my CO2 tank was very easy, just have a wrench handy to make sure it's tight. It took me a few minutes to install it properly with my diffuser. It even has an extra manifold block if I want to divert the CO2 to another tank. Considering the price, I would recommend this regulator to anyone looking for a quality…

I unpacked, plugged in and tested this item in about 7 minutes. I also took pictures during installation. This is a great giveaway. I love that it comes with a solenoid so I can use my timer with it and it comes with two bubble counters. My other controls: I had to buy a splitter and this is another area to lick if I need to troubleshoot later. It's solid, if a bit heavy. It is immediately clear that this is high-quality material and not cheap plastic. I'm excited to add CO2 to two more of my…

Update: The seller contacted me after seeing my review, they assured me that this regulator error must have been an anomaly. They offered return or exchange. It appears almost identical to the co2 art I replaced it with, except the bubble counter and solenoid on the co2 art are better in my opinion, but it also costs $45 more than that. I think this regulator will work fine if you get a magnet that works properly. I want this to be the last thing bought for a clean install. When I installed it,

I was skeptical when I ordered this regulator but I am very happy with my purchase. I've had many regulators in the $55-$175 range and this one compares to more expensive regulators. It is a two stage regulator and dual output which means you can supply CO2 to two aquariums or a very large aquarium with just one regulator. The needle valve was very precise. Adjusting the amount of bubbles is easy. Installation was easy and straightforward. I will use it for two separate aquariums. You have the…

So my buddy told me he had a new regulator. I told him to buy this other brand that I've been using the longest because we can only pay $50 for an extra port. He says this one does the same thing, comes with two connectors, and is about $100 less? I received mine today and it's a quality build. I took mine apart to look for differences, there are some minor cosmetic differences but build and quality is pretty much the same. I have this on my 10lb CO2 tank and set it at 2bar - I think it's…

In any hobby there are disagreements in the smallest detail, it seems that no matter what the subject, you can find many comments on almost any subject, in any case. Regardless of our differences, I think there's one area we all agree on and that's that we love getting new gear and unpacking things :) I've been looking for a new two-stage regulator. The one I had before only had a pressure gauge and not knowing how much CO2 is left in your tank (tank dump) is a scary thing to worry about. I was

I have an ADA 90 P tank and used an Aquatek regulator with a paintball tank until I found this Magtool regulator to upgrade it to a 5lb CO2 tank. For its price range, the controller is very well made and durable. I've been using it for about 5 days now and the bubble count is stable. The solenoid is a 12V DC cold touch solenoid and turns on without delay. It can compete with some other expensive brands. Pros: 1. This regulator comes with a standard CGA320 fitting that screws onto standard CO2…