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The CO2 pressure reducer lowers high-pressure gas from approximately 60 bar to 1.2 bar, allowing for easy regulation of the CO2 supply. It can be screwed onto both refillable and disposable CO2 cylinders (M system or U system) using an adapter that fits the cylinder thread. The device features a durable design with anodized aluminum and a reliable sealing washer, and comes with two pressure gauges and a package contents.
The pressure reducer reduces the cylinder pressure from approx. 60 bar (displayed on pressure gauge 1) to a low 1.2 bar working pressure (displayed on pressure gauge 2), so that the CO2 supply can be easily regulated
Screw the pressure reducer onto the pressurised CO2 cylinder and regulate the amount of CO2 added at the fine needle valve
The pressure reducer fits disposable CO2 cylinders (U system) and refillable cylinders (M system). By unscrewing the knurled nut (W21.8×1/14) with an Allen key, the pressure reducer fits the M10x1 thread of the disposable cylinders
Very high quality design: anodised aluminium, precisely CNC milled in titanium colour. Reliable sealing washer instead of O-ring
Package contents: 1 CO2 pressure reducer with 2 pressure gauges (for working & cylinder pressure) for refillable cylinders, with unscrewable adapter – then suitable for disposable CO2 cylinders
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JBL Aquarium Products
JBL Aquarium Products Introduction
JBL …… Ahead through Research
Founded in the 1960s by a trained chemist. JBL takes product Development and Water testing very seriously.
In keeping with our motto “Progress through research,” we believe it is essential to use information about the animals’ way of living and of their biotopes as a basis when developing our products. As a reputable manufacturer with very high standards JBL does not rely on dubious reports from the internet or information from outdated literature. That’s why JBL runs its own research center , employing experienced scientists, and also organises annual research expeditions to the home areas of the aquarium and terrarium animals, so as to build up our knowledge first hand.
In addition JBL cooperates with some of the leading scientific institutions in Europe, in order to receive the most accurate results possible.
