Reddit reviews U.P. Aqua Co2 Regulator for Aquarium

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https://amazon.com/dp/B00AJKPFLU

https://amazon.com/SR-Aquaristik-Aquarium-Stage-Regulator/dp/B072N5XPV4

I've only been using CO2 for a few weeks, but this one has been extremely consistent for me. Only negative I have is the needle valve is extremely sensitive, like the slightest adjustment could be the difference between .5 BPS and 3 BPS, but I had no issues dialing it in.


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AJKPFLU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This one

I just took an old 15g tank from my dad and put a U.P Aqua co2 regulator on it (https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00AJKPFLU?psc=1&ref=yo_pop_mb_pd_title) and the diffuser is the blubber counter/diffuser in on which I’m not actually liking, it’s not giving me the best read for bubbles so ima get a counter and toss it in the line

I’m looking in to getting the cO2 setup you suggested. I found a regulator with a solenoid

U.P. Aqua Co2 Regulator for Aquarium https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AJKPFLU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_O-BVAbQGPAH7B

I’m looking into the other stuff (counter, drop checker, check valves, tubing). Do I need a diffuser? Also, do you know of a good website for more info on cO2 setups? I’m not having much luck finding one.

Thanks again for all the help.

I have the same concern, so I'm getting:

• Kidde SM120X smoke detector relay ($11)
  
• Kidde i12060 Hardwired Smoke alarm ($11)
  
• Round ceiling box ($2)
  
• Iot Relay ($18)
  
• Misc wires (?)
  
• Total: $42-ish
  
  The smoke detector will be mounted inside the printer's enclosure. The SM120X relay will turn on the Iot Relay box via it's normally closed contacts. The printer and accessories are plugged into the Iot relay. Thereby, if the smoke detector goes off, which should happen pretty quickly given the small enclosed space, power will immediately be cut to the entire printer.
  
  As a phase two, I'm going to add a CO2 suppression system:
  
  
• 5lbs of CO2 ($30)
  
• CO2 Pressure regulator w/ solenoid ($100)
  
• Iot Relay (additional one) ($18)
  
• Misc pipe fittings
  
  I'd plug the solenoid into and additional Iot relay, this time wired to the normally open contacts of the SM120X relay.
  
  In the final system, any smoke would cause the printers power to be shut off and the enclosure filled with CO2. Given the amount of CO2 (~40 cubic feet in a 10 cubic foot enclosure, it would not only smother any actual fire, but cool down the printer significantly.