🍲 Measureman Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker Gauge with Gasket, Washer, and Nut - 2" Dial, Lower Mount Review

Very easy to install and may have saved our lives. Installed in my Xavor can which doesn't come with a pressure gauge by drilling a solid hole in the lid. After a test run, I understood why I had lost so many hard-to-spoil games. The spring regulator in my autoclave only released 8 pounds of pressure. Not 10 as required. Thank god that cheap and easy to install gauge, now I trust it and not a spring pressure regulator.

This sensor is not accurate. It's about 2 psi or so. For someone who relies entirely on a pressure gauge, you won't see the expected pressure by looking at it. If you use weight, that's how you judge it. But technically it doesn't work because of this problem. You can mess up the whole project if you get 1 psi wrong. I blew up another sensor so this only worked to create a print. It's the little things that count, but having an accurate sensor is better than saving a few bucks.

So I bought this sensor to use on my 23 Quart Presto as I used the original sensor with curved inner arms and all. So when I saw this for less than $15 when I asked others they are double the size so you have to look carefully. The description and reviews seemed convincing, so I took the plunge and made a purchase. As long as I'm happy Or even comes with that extra small bushing/gasket you've been looking for, these are nearly impossible to find off the shelf. So it was nice. I've used it a…