• Relief pressure adjustable from 0 to 100 psi
  • 1/4" male NPT threaded inlet connection
  • Brass construction and stainless steel spring for corrosion resistance
  • Silicon O-ring provides leak-proof seal to within 10 percent of set pressure
  • Micrometer-style nylon knob for pressure relief adjustment

I bought this for homebrewing purposes (natural carbonation, fermenting under pressure, testing for keg leaks, etc.). I cut away the measurement sticker for a cleaner look because the markings are meaningless. It was accurate when testing on a pressurized keg. I filled the keg to ~10PSI, disconnected the gas, connected the spunding valve and slowly turned the dial until I heard pressure release. Then filled the keg to ~15PSI, disconnected the gas, reconnected the spunding valve and watched as pressure released until reaching ~10PSI when it stopped. Works well in my opinion.

It took me a while to receive this item as it was hindered by a number of delivery issues. However once I received it I was pleased with the overall quality and operation. The one I eventually got actually had markings with numbers on it, not that I trust it to be super accurate. I just wanted a pressure valve that was easier to adjust for a casting pot and this one hasn't let me down.

I PUT IT ON TOP OF MY HEAT EX-CHANGER SET IT TO 10 POUNDS AND WATER CIRCULATION TO MY GREENHOUSE'S STAYS AT A LOW 10 PSI NO MATTER HOW HOT THE WATER NEEDS TO BE TO HEAT THE GREENHOUSE'S. IT WORKS GREAT!

Easy to use. I have no problems adjusting it to what I need. Highly recommend.

Not sure how to read what PSI it's actually set at, but that's my lazy fault. Works really well when used as a spunding valve. Will pick up a couple more in the near future.

Use this to transfer and ferment beer under pressure. Works great! Although for peace of mind I would recommend a pressure gauge since the numbers on it don't mean much, not to me at least .

Exactly what i needed

Works like it should, I guess, LOL, has never gone off!

perfect for spunding valve. the numbers are meaningless but if you get a pressure gauge then its all good