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Siasky Nitrogen Regulator with 1/4-Inch Male Flare Outlet — 0-800 PSI, 78.7" Hose, Brass CGA580 Inlet for HVAC AC Pressure Testing

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Siasky Nitrogen Regulator: Precision for HVAC Pressure Testing

The Siasky Nitrogen Regulator is built for HVAC professionals who demand reliable control during pressure testing and leak checks. With a robust brass body, a wide 78.7" hose, and precise gauges, this regulator supports accurate feedback as you verify system integrity in AC units and other HVAC components.

Key specifications at a glance

  • Delivery pressure range: 0–800 PSI
  • Low-pressure gauge: 0–800 PSI
  • High-pressure gauge: 0–4000 PSI
  • Hose length: 78.7 inches for usable reach
  • Inlet: Brass CGA580 for secure nitrogen connections
  • Outlet: 1/4-inch male flare for versatile fittings

The gauge range and dual-display design help you monitor changes in pressure with clarity, while the enduring brass construction is designed to stand up to frequent field use. It’s a practical addition to any service cart when you’re testing, testing, and retesting HVAC systems for leaks and performance.

Field-ready performance and compatibility

  • 78.7" hose offers ample movement around coils and components
  • CGA580 inlet ensures a secure fit with nitrogen tanks
  • 1/4" male flare outlet supports a range of compatible connectors
  • Durable brass body resists wear in busy service environments

Notes: The system indicates 0–800 PSI on the low-pressure gauge and 0–4000 PSI on the high-pressure gauge. Some gauges are calibrated for practical working limits around 600 PSI; follow your equipment guidelines and safety practices to use the regulator within recommended ranges.

Practical uses and scenarios

  • AC pressure testing to identify leaks and verify sealing after service
  • Leak detection checks in cooling and heating circuits
  • Controlled nitrogen-based tests for system verification and maintenance checks
  • Tank-to-system testing with compatible nitrogen supplies

Whether you’re in a full-service shop or on a rooftop, this regulator provides a flexible, reliable way to manage nitrogen flow and monitor pressure. It offers the versatility you need when diagnosing performance, verifying repairs, and planning maintenance tasks.

What to expect

  • Precise control over delivery pressure during testing
  • Clear, dual gauge feedback helping you assess system status
  • Secure connections and durable construction designed for field use
  • Potential improvements in workflow accuracy and confidence during tests

Note: Always follow safety guidelines when handling pressurized gas and consult your equipment manuals for recommended operating ranges.

FAQ

Q: What is included in the Siasky Nitrogen Regulator kit?

A: Includes CGA580 brass inlet, 1/4-inch male flare outlet, 78.7" hose, and dual gauges (0-800 PSI low side, 0-4000 PSI high side) for HVAC pressure testing.

Q: What are practical uses for this regulator in HVAC work?

A: Ideal for accurate pressure testing and leak detection in AC systems, nitrogen tank checks, and routine service verifications; follow proper connections and safety guidelines.