Primary CO2 Regulator CGA-320 Outlet, Warranted CO2 Regulator Beer With Safety Pressure Relief Valve, Beer Wine Soda Brew Setup CO2 Tank Regulator

Just perfect for my use

Update: I found out that running this higher than 40 psi for over a year it started leaking CO2. I'd have it hooked to a 5lb tank and by morning the tank would be empty. I checked all the connections and was unable to find a leak so deduced it might be the regulator. After replacing this regulator with another, the leak was fixed. Because of that, I cannot in good faith recommend this for uses over 25 psi. Original Review: I had an expensive CO2 regulator on my seltzer water setup. Unfortunately, when the CO2 tank emptied, the pressure from the corny keg pushed water back into my regulator. I wanted an inexpensive regulator to tide me over while the other got fixed. The hard part was finding a regulator that would go above 50 psi, most of the regulators are for beer which isn't run at more than 20 psi. I this one looked like it would fit the bill. I hooked it up and it didn't leak (always a concern with a new regulator). I am able to run it between 60 and 64 psi, once it goes above 65 psi, the release valve goes off and it will drain the CO2 tank pretty quickly after that. So if you're looking for a reasonably priced regulator that will hit 60 psi, this will fit the bill.

Regulator is leaking down internally wasting co2