TOMAX Nitrogen Regulator | 4000 PSI | 800 PSI | 1C008-0092
Get the TOMAX 1C008-0092 nitrogen regulator, featuring dual 0–4,000 PSI and 0–800 PSI gauges and durable brass construction. Ideal for HVAC purging and pressure testing.
Reliable Nitrogen Pressure Regulation
The TOMAX Nitrogen Regulator with Foam Insert 1C008-0092 reduces high cylinder pressure to a controlled working level. Its solid brass body and durable diaphragm design suit nitrogen purging, inertization, HVAC maintenance, leak testing, brazing, soldering, welding, and other compatible pressure applications.
Dual Gauges and Adjustable Output
The regulator features separate high- and low-pressure gauges for monitoring cylinder and delivery pressure. Clear scales support quick readings, while protective covers help reduce gauge damage. A large brass T-handle allows manual pressure adjustment, and the foam insert helps protect the product during packaging and handling.
Specifications and Features
- Brand: TOMAX
- Model: 1C008-0092
- Type: Nitrogen regulator
- Material: Brass body and piston
- Maximum inlet pressure: 4,000 PSI
- Outlet pressure range: 0–800 PSI
- High-pressure gauge: 0–4,000 PSI
- Low-pressure gauge: 0–800 PSI
- Inlet connection: CGA-992
- Outlet connection: 1/4-inch male flare
- Adjustment: Brass T-handle
- Certifications stated: ISO 9001, RoHS, GS, and CE
- Packaging: Box
The supplied accessory details list a pressure adjustment key, hose barb, threaded nut connector, and additional brass adapters. Confirm which fittings are included with the specific model before ordering.
Suitable Applications
Use with compatible nitrogen equipment for HVAC and refrigeration purging, inertization, pressure and leakage tests, brazing, soldering, welding, and shock absorber filling. The listed CGA-992 connection; verify gas compatibility before use.
Inspection and Safe Operation
Read the operating instructions before installation. Inspect the regulator daily for physical damage, correct gas service and pressure rating, and arrange annual testing by a competent person. Follow the manufacturer’s pressure limits. Keep oil and grease away from nitrogen regulator connections and equipment where prohibited by the manufacturer’s instructions.
