Learn To Brew High Pressure Replacement Gauge, Left Hand Thread

Can't really rate the accuracy but seems ok Of course it was easy to install. A little difficult getting the plug out of my one-gauge regulator. Monitoring CO2 tank pressure in kegerator. It does the job

I know that this is probably a standard item, but it's branded Tap-Rite. I've always liked the brand and this gauge replaced one that was destroyed when 20lbs of CO2 and tank fell over. I know you feel my pain if you have any experience with tanks. I would highly recommend this. Remember to check your gauge to see if it's LH thread. Most pressure gauges are LH.

Everything’s great, but it was advertised as being branded micromatic. TapRite is the gauge I got. Probably made in the same factory, but just an FYI...

Although the red zone in the gauge I received is less prominent than shown in the product ad the Seller should update their ad to reflect this is a easy addition to the standard single gauge kegerator setup. I just unscrewed the plug from my Danby regulator and inserted this gauge with some teflon tape on the threads and now I have a two gauge regulator.

This is not the same brand as shown in the picture. It seems to work just as well, but quality is unknown long term.

This is a very high quality looking gauge, compared to the one I replaced on my CO2 dispenser for beer. Obviously, I haven't tested it with another gauge for accuracy, but would be surprised if it wasn't accurate. Also, a fraction of the cost when compared with some other sources.

Nothing terribly exciting here unless you want to know about how full your CO2 tank is. Then, its exciting. Flat beer sucks.I had hoped that it would be soft enough to seal itself, but had to use some teflon tape. Otherwise, works as advertised. Beverage Factory ships super fast.

The only thing that could they be added to the gauge was a note that tells you to take off the cover and move the needle to get it working. But it is working great.