This is the real thing made in the U.S.A. Regulator fits our item Q26 Aeration Tubing and other tubing that is .170" in interior diameter. Fits left hand thread Bernzomatic® and Worthington® 1.4 and 2.1 ounce oxygen bottles sold in the hardware store in the welding/brazing section. Buy this and our 22" Aeration Wand and make your own oxygen aerating system.
May 06, 2019 by Daniel Karpantschof
Q: Do you know the output pressure of this regulator?
A: No, The manufacturer does not provide us with that spec and it varies based on how much you open the valve.
oxygen regulator
Pros: nice and light weight. perfect for what i need.
Cons: i thought the outlet was 1/4" maybe i should read the details.. :) wondered why i needed to turn valve 12 times to get air? nature of the beast i guess. thanx jimr
oxygen regulator
Pros: nice and light weight. perfect for what i need.
Cons: i thought the outlet was 1/4" maybe i should read the details.. :) was wondering why i needed to turn valve 12 times to get air? nature of the beast i guess. thanx... jimr
Exactly what I expected
Pros: Only place I could find the regulator and it works perfectly on the small oxygen bottles from HD or Lowes
Cons: The nipple is much smaller than the oxygen stone nipple which is a pain to deal with when it comes to tubing.
Difficult to find separately
Pros: 1.) Very few retailers sell the regulator by itself. 2.) Perfect for occasional oxygen use (single use tanks). I use sanitary filtered compressed air for up to 1.070 SG wort, but pure oxygen is mandatory for high gravity wort because of reduced oxygen permeability.
Cons: 1.) Small 1/8" barb requires a 1/8" to 1/4" adapter to connect most air diffusers.
Great regulator for the price
This is a good regulator for the price. I was unable to find another like it for cheaper. It doesnt have all the bells and whistles like a medical regulator but works fine for aeration.