8mm duotight - Inline Regulator with integrated gauge (white) 0-60psi

8mm duotight - Inline Regulator with integrated gauge (white) 0-60psi

These compact inline regulators have been designed to suit 8mm (5/16") Evabarrier Tubing.  For higher pressures such as mains water supply we recommend the 4mm ID Tubing here or 5mm ID here if you do not need as high pressures and you would prefer higher flow rate.

Suits pressures 0-150psi however this unit is packed with the 0-60psi gauge as standard.

Suitable for mains water pressure

Suitable for liquid or gas

Made from Acetal/POM, EPDM o-rings and stainless teeth

Suits 8mm (5/16) OD Tubing such as our Evabarrier Tubing

Includes integrated 0-60psi Pressure Gauge

If you are looking for a compact digital gauge with backlight illumination click here.

This awesome compact solution for adjusting water and gas pressure can be useful in many different applications.  This can be used for compressed air, CO2, nitrogen, mains water supply and many other things.

The unit is made from food grade engineering plastic, stainless steel and quality made EPDM seals. 

The design utilizes the reliability of the KegLand patented duotight o-ring system to make sure you can fit hoses to this unit quickly and with leak free connections.

NOTE: These small gauges enable the regulator to be so compact however for more accurate pressure readings we recommend getting different gauges to suit the pressure range you want to use.

KL14984 Mini Gauge 0-23psi.  So if you use the lowest range possible it will ensure the best possible accuracy.

If you are looking for a compact digital gauge with backlight illumination click h  mn ere.

If you would like to set up a 4 way or 6 way manifold using inline regulators then use one of these custom polypropylene boards to set them up:

KL17718 Plastic Gas Board for 6 x Inline regulators

KL17701 Plastic Gas Board for 4 x Inline regulators

IMPORTANT WARNING: Do not exceed gauge pressure.  If you set a gauge pressure higher than the graduations on the gauge you can damage the gauge.  (ie if you are using the 0-60psi gauge. Do not set pressure above 60psi or damage to the gauge may occur.

To see how this regulator can be set up and used see this video here:

Below is a video by Martin Keen who has a great channel called "The Homebrew Challenge". He shows how he has set up inline regulators to regulate keg pressures in his keg fridge setup:

If you would like to upgrade to the digital gauge please watch this video below: