CO₂ Pressure Reducer – Pressure Reducer with Flowmeter for CO₂ Cylinder

Features of the pressure reducer for CO2 bottle

The pressure reducer for CO2 bottle is made with high quality materials so that it can resist the gas outlet pressure better and for longer. Generally, these types of parts are easily damaged due to wear and tear. However, this reducer is capable of lasting much longer. A piece that, in addition to its resistance, installs very easily and fits perfectly to avoid any risk of leakage.

How to use the pressure reducer for CO2 bottle?

To use the pressure reducer, you just have to screw it onto the top of the bottle (it is only compatible with disposable bottles). By simply moving the thread to one side or the other you can regulate the amount of gas that will come out. The pressure reducer for CO2 cylinder has a pressure reducing wrench for disposable CO2 bottles. An accessory with which you can more easily and comfortably control the flow of CO2 that comes out of the cylinder when the solenoid valve is activated with the controller or timer. You can use the CO2 solenoid valve connect easily to the pressure reducer.

When to use the CO2 bottle pressure reducer?

The pressure reducer for CO2 bottle allows you to control the pressure of the CO2 flow that comes out of the bottle. Not in vain, what the reducer does is prevent the cylinder from being opened as much as possible so that it is not used up in a single day. In this simple way, your plants will be able to receive the right amount of CO2 they need and you will prevent the gas from accidentally escaping when you open the bottle. 

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1. Conecta el reductor directamente a la válvula de la bombona de CO2.
2. Ajusta el caudal de salida con la rueda del reductor según necesidades.
3. Conecta la tubería desde la salida del reductor hasta el interior del cultivo.
4. Para control automático, añade una válvula solenoidea y un controlador de CO2.
5. Abre lentamente la válvula de la bombona y verifica el funcionamiento.
6. Monitoriza el nivel de CO2 con un medidor para verificar el funcionamiento.