Taprite Dual Gauge Nitrogen Regulator for CGA 580 Valve

Nice product that is the same as online homebrew retailers but at a better price.

Good quality, does what its supposed to, no creeping.Warning the compressed gas industry is putting Beer Gas in CO2 bottles now. There is no longer a need to buy a special regulator to switch to beer gas. Contact you gas provider to check before purchasing, or you will have to spend 15$ on an adapter.

I picked this regulator for a nitro cold brew keg based on the price. It was the cheapest of the ones i could find online. Reviews being few and mixed, i decided to give it a try.Once i hooked it up to a fresh nitro tank, i hit it really good with soapy water and noticed that both the fittings on each side of the regulator body were leaking. I threw it in the vice and grabbed a crescent wrench and went to town. It took a couple tries and a lot of force to get it sealed up.Its a good value, but make sure to put out the effort to check ALL your connections!

*** UPDATE***So now I’ve had 3 of these fail when attaching to replacement nitrogen tanks. The valve seals blow when turning the tank back on at the primary valve. Done with this brand. Loved the screw adjustment which made it difficult to accidentally bump and change pressure like the knob style. Too bad they aren’t more reliable.*** ORIGINAL ***I've ordered at least a dozen of these gauges over the years and just got my first dud. Leaks right out the valve body in the back and missing the rubber grommet on the stem that seals into the tank. Have to return this one and get another. Not a bad track record - but really throws a build for a customer off when you pull out a regulator to have it fail at several levels completely.

Works great for my nitro cold brew application. No leaks, easy to install.

Had 2 of these both blew the relief valve in the back that would not reset. Immediately replace by vendor. Will try one more.

I purchased this regulator to use with my Paasche Airbrush for painting models. Living in the south the compressor I have still will spit out water in the warm months no matter how water traps I put on it. I had trouble finding a regulator locally due to the delivery side pressure (All were too High) this meet my needs. I hooked it up to 40 CuFt Nitrogen tank used it for the first time yesterday, worked the way I expected it. I think this was intended for the food service industry beer soft drinks but I used it for my needs.

This works perfectly. I have used taprite co2 regulators successfully for years. When I converted my kegerator to beer gas I wanted a good nitrogen regulator. Taprite regulators are too notch.