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    Centa 2kg CO2 Fire Extinguisher

    Hi,

    Sorry for all the kegging questions.

    But does anyone know if a regulator will fit on this type of extiguiser?
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    The ones I have seen yes
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      Thank you!

      Originally posted by Langchop View Post
      The ones I have seen yes
      Do you want to be good or be praised - Epicurus
      Do what you do to the best of your ability, and blessings will follow you

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      • #4
        As far as I am aware, all CO2 extinguishers have the same outlet size and thread pitch.

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          Originally posted by jakeslouw View Post
          As far as I am aware, all CO2 extinguishers have the same outlet size and thread pitch.
          +1 ( in ZAR AFAIK) Usually when you buy those pressure hoses for sodastream online, they dont fit our cylinders, but you do get adaptors that converts to the right thread for ZAR use
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          • #6
            Originally posted by jakeslouw View Post
            As far as I am aware, all CO2 extinguishers have the same outlet size and thread pitch.
            Not really. I have a 5kg cylinder that has a valve with a completly different thread and will not take my regulator.

            But you can always get the valve replaced

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            • #7
              Originally posted by atunguyd View Post
              Not really. I have a 5kg cylinder that has a valve with a completly different thread and will not take my regulator.

              But you can always get the valve replaced

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              That's strange. Both my 5KG with the tap valve and the 2kg with the squeeze handle have the same thread size and pitch.
              The guys at Midrand Fire Services also told me they should be the same, it's apparently a mandatory standard?

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              • #8
                That'd what I thought yet I have the cylinder to prove it. Probably rare though

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                  Originally posted by atunguyd View Post
                  That'd what I thought yet I have the cylinder to prove it. Probably rare though

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                  check the sticker on the cylinder...........might have been a powder extinguisher.........

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                  • #10
                    Doubt that. Powder extinguishers are not as rugged as CO2 cylinders. Their operating pressure is about 13bar and they are pressure tested to only 40bar. The 56bar that CO2 operates at I think would rupture a cylinder designed for powder.

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