Shiny new regulator
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Check you have 3/8" BSP tappings. I expect you'll find they are 1/8" BSP
The major dia of a 3/8" BSP thread is nearly 17mm, and 1/8" is about 10mm
The major dia of a 3/8" BSP thread is nearly 17mm, and 1/8" is about 10mm
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Not being facetious or anything but the gauge in that pic goes up in 4psi increments as does mine.
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The pic is just one of the gauges. there are loads of others with different scales
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Im new to corny keg fittings but by reading these forums found all I needed to know.
I bought these to fit a pressure gauge to a spare gas inlet disconnect via a short piece of gas tube.
pipe adaptor
15psi gauge This can be used to check the pressure on a corny without the need to connect the gas bottle.
Afterwards I saw this for sale and it looks like it could be useful in your gas line.
fuel pressure gauge tee adaptor
Now Ive got this handy britvic gas distribution board: regulators because my cornys are breeding, like they do.
I bought these to fit a pressure gauge to a spare gas inlet disconnect via a short piece of gas tube.
pipe adaptor
15psi gauge This can be used to check the pressure on a corny without the need to connect the gas bottle.
Afterwards I saw this for sale and it looks like it could be useful in your gas line.
fuel pressure gauge tee adaptor
Now Ive got this handy britvic gas distribution board: regulators because my cornys are breeding, like they do.
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The postie stuffed a jiffy bag through my letter box this morning, all looking a bit tidier now!:
After intalling the push-fit connector there was still a leak so I turned up the pressure and could hear gas escaping from the PRV. I removed it, boiled it in a pan of water for ~5mins and replaced; all hunky-dory now
On the gauge front, I popped off the gauge and measured the thread ø :
Referring to the all knowing Wikipedia, the threads on the gauges are 1/4". Oh and the gauges are ø50mm.
I've brought one of these. Hope that helps!
Cheers,
Jamie
After intalling the push-fit connector there was still a leak so I turned up the pressure and could hear gas escaping from the PRV. I removed it, boiled it in a pan of water for ~5mins and replaced; all hunky-dory now
On the gauge front, I popped off the gauge and measured the thread ø :
Referring to the all knowing Wikipedia, the threads on the gauges are 1/4". Oh and the gauges are ø50mm.
I've brought one of these. Hope that helps!
Cheers,
Jamie
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No, the one that comes on the reg. Replacing the gauge for the sake of 1psi is a waste of money mate.crookedeyeboy wrote:The pic is just one of the gauges. there are loads of others with different scales
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JabbA wrote:The postie stuffed a jiffy bag through my letter box this morning, all looking a bit tidier now!:
After intalling the push-fit connector there was still a leak so I turned up the pressure and could hear gas escaping from the PRV. I removed it, boiled it in a pan of water for ~5mins and replaced; all hunky-dory now
On the gauge front, I popped off the gauge and measured the thread ø :
Referring to the all knowing Wikipedia, the threads on the gauges are 1/4". Oh and the gauges are ø50mm.
I've brought one of these. Hope that helps!
Cheers,
Jamie
Thanks Jamie I shall get me one of thise on Santas list...Just made a beer today so hopefully this will be destined for the first use of the Corny!
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Bit of an update...
I picked up the new gauge from the post office and got round to fitting it this morning.
I tried to screw it in a bit further but couldn't get the dials to line up!
Bit peed off when I re-attached the JG fitting with an adjustable spanner and scrathced the face of the dial
Cheers,
Jamie
I picked up the new gauge from the post office and got round to fitting it this morning.
I tried to screw it in a bit further but couldn't get the dials to line up!
Bit peed off when I re-attached the JG fitting with an adjustable spanner and scrathced the face of the dial
Cheers,
Jamie
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I got one of them off Tbay for less than £2 delivered. I use mine to check my conditioning beers have not lost there seals as they wait to be gassed up and the consumed Very handyJabbA wrote:I've found this @ 37 psi which seems spot on to me! Not sure about the connection tho, R1/8- I'm assuming it's 1/8"?? Bit pricey @ £9.10...
Would the bottle pressure gauge have to be replaced as well?
Cheers,
Jamie
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A few more turns of teflon tape will sort that outJabbA wrote:
I tried to screw it in a bit further but couldn't get the dials to line up!