VEVOR CO2 Regulator Gauge with 0-60PSI, Heavy Duty CO2 Gauge Gas System, Draft Beer Regulator with Check Valve, Adjustable Pressure Regulator for Draft Beer Homebrew (Triple Gauge Regulator)

Works great so far. I have this on a seltzer generator system. About a month and a half in and regulator didn't leak and is holding consistent pressure for both ports. Highly recommend. Due to a bad experience with another brand regulator, I babied this for several weeks and started off keeping the tank valve closed and watching for leaks in the regulator. Held great so now I can leave the tank valve open.

This regulator failed after 5 months. I discovered it frozen and the pressure reading 6 bar. Not sure what the issue is but it doesn't seem serviceable. I have a kegco regulator that has lasted 10 years, I'm going to go buy another one of those. I should have done so in the first place.

Have had it for 6+months now. Has help up well, no problems. The pressure adjustment doesn't quite go as high as it states it does but I can get it to over 60 I think maybe a little higher. But I'm only making soda and 50-65 is all I need anyways. Would I recommend it for people making sodas n drinks n such?- yes yes yes. It's 100% good for doing that. Anything else I don't know because I'm only doing sodas/sparklin wine

Cannot control the pressure. I have it set at 10 and the beer is super foamy. If I close the valve, the pressure goes all the way up to like 80 for no reason. I’ve tried everything I can think of to get it to right. I’m going back to TapRite. Wasn’t cheap either….