F fraalan New Member Joined Jun 7, 2012 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Location Phoenix Jun 7, 2012 #1 Will my co2 secondary regulator work with a 70-30 mixed gas? It is for wine on tap and pressure will only be 4 psi. thanks Alan
Will my co2 secondary regulator work with a 70-30 mixed gas? It is for wine on tap and pressure will only be 4 psi. thanks Alan
C carlisle_bob Well-Known Member Joined Apr 28, 2012 Messages 1,205 Reaction score 31 Location Carlisle Jun 7, 2012 #2 Hi The regulator does not care what gas it is. Weather your regulator will run at 4 psi - try it and see. Bob
Hi The regulator does not care what gas it is. Weather your regulator will run at 4 psi - try it and see. Bob
Z zachattack Well-Known Member Joined Mar 6, 2012 Messages 2,808 Reaction score 323 Jun 8, 2012 #3 carlisle_bob said: Hi The regulator does not care what gas it is. Weather your regulator will run at 4 psi - try it and see. Bob Click to expand... Put chlorine gas through there and then see if the regulator cares! Haha. As long as the gases are relatively inert (nitrogen, air, CO2, argon etc.) it should be fine.
carlisle_bob said: Hi The regulator does not care what gas it is. Weather your regulator will run at 4 psi - try it and see. Bob Click to expand... Put chlorine gas through there and then see if the regulator cares! Haha. As long as the gases are relatively inert (nitrogen, air, CO2, argon etc.) it should be fine.
C carlisle_bob Well-Known Member Joined Apr 28, 2012 Messages 1,205 Reaction score 31 Location Carlisle Jun 9, 2012 #4 zachattack said: Put chlorine gas through there and then see if the regulator cares! Haha. As long as the gases are relatively inert (nitrogen, air, CO2, argon etc.) it should be fine. Click to expand... Hi Fluorine would probably be a bad choice as well. Oddly enough pure oxygen isn't all the friendly to a normal regulator either. Bob
zachattack said: Put chlorine gas through there and then see if the regulator cares! Haha. As long as the gases are relatively inert (nitrogen, air, CO2, argon etc.) it should be fine. Click to expand... Hi Fluorine would probably be a bad choice as well. Oddly enough pure oxygen isn't all the friendly to a normal regulator either. Bob
