Co2Art regulator options

[Mr.Manjushri]

Hi guys,
Looking at getting a new regulator from Co2Art, and see that they have a couple of varieties, a basic model and the so called 'professional' version.
Does anyone have any experience with either of these, or know what the major difference between the two is?
Cheers

 

[Wisey]

Take a look at the CO2 Art Forum, there is a post here:

http://www.ukaps.org/forum/threads/new-gear-is-coming.36858

 

[Vazkez]

Hi guys,
Looking at getting a new regulator from Co2Art, and see that they have a couple of varieties, a basic model and the so called 'professional' version.
Does anyone have any experience with either of these, or know what the major difference between the two is?
Cheers

Hi,

Regarding your question there are few differences between the regulators however the the main differences are Single stage regulator and Dual stage regulator:

Single stage regulator has his working pressure set to 3 bars and you are not able to change it. Also SIngle stage regulator will not able to hold his working pressure when there is litlle CO2 still left in the cylinder so you will have to change it more often. Please follow the link below for Single stage regulators:

http://www.co2art.co.uk/collections/single-stage-regulators


Dual stage regulator has the blue knob in front for adjusting the working pressure up to 5 bar. This is especially good if you would like to run more than one diffuser. Also dual stage regulator will hold his pressure no matter how much CO2 is left in the cylinder and therefore you can just let the cylinder to run out of the gas.Please follow the link below Dual stage regulator:

http://www.co2art.co.uk/collections/dual-stage-regulators

Hope that's helps

 

[Mr.Manjushri]

Very helpful, thanks Vazkez