PneumaticPlusPSL15-160 Pressure Gauge, Lower Mount, 1-1/2" Dial, 0-160 PSI, 1/8" NPT

Added to my propane regulator inlet with a tee so I can see if the valve opened correctly when swapping in a new can.

Add this by integrating it into the air line of your compressor and you will save much time in airing all your tires. You don't need to reconnect your compressor air line several times to check your tire pressure if you just add this nice gauge to the air line of your portable air compressor. Every compressor should have one of these. If you don't have one get one now and you will be delighted with it. They last about 3 years and then will need to be replaced, especially if you use it frequently as I do with several cars and one motorcycle.

These were for an old air compressor, one for tank pressure, one for regulated pressure. Having the option of a side mount, left and right, would have been nice. They're small I couldn't give a 5 star on "easy to read". "Accuracy" ?. I have no way to know. I hope so. I suppose "value for money" could have been a 5 star, but I didn't really have the time to write this, so maybe I'm a little grumpy.

Nice little gauge 1/8 NPT just as described, seems close to displayed pressure at 100psi.

Good product.

I replaced the cheap gauge that came on my 12v Mini Air Compressor with Gauge  (mine is Yellow though)With: PneumaticPlus PSL15-160 Pressure Gauge, Lower Mount, 1-1/2" Dial, 0-160 PSI, 1/8" NPT The Parker Brass Pipe Fitting, Reducing Adapter, 1/8" NPT Female X 1/16" NPT Male Parker Brass Pipe Fitting, Reducing Adapter, NPT Female X NPT Male fits perfectly mating the above two items!(see photo I submitted, yellow pump with red circles)I finally have an accurate Air Pressure gauge on a low cost 12v Air Compressor.(and it fits in my Brabus Smart Car storage compartment)

Easy to work with.

Great price for a basic 0-160psi gauge. I have a 5gal air tank I use as a duster and I bought a regulator to fit it, but it didn’t have a gauge. I hooked this one up and now I can regulate my spray pressure down to around 40-50 to conserve the tank air. Seems like good construction and I will have to update in a year or so to verify. Recommend.

I bought this to replace the original gauge on an integrated air gun sold by Canadian Tire under their Mastercraft brand. The air gun still worked but the gauge was off by about 5 psi, and couldn't be zeroed. Rather than trash it or wait for it to go on sale, I saw this gauge online, and thought I'd give it a try. It arrived promptly (earlier than promised) and looks exactly like the images online. The old one had been sealed in place with thread sealant and so was a bit of a beat to remove. I didn't have a wrench thin enough to fit, but since it was going out anyway, I didn't mind bringing my bench vise to bear, although I still felt I needed to be gentle so as not to break the light cast metal frame. Once the old one was off, it was a quick job with some Teflon tape to attach the new one. The replacement is a little smaller, but the range is the same (and there's a warning on the body of the air gun not to exceed 100 psi, anyway, so in hindsight perhaps I could have looked for a 0-100 psi gauge and had a slightly more accurate gauge.) I did a brief test on a tire, and the "new" gun is within 1 psi of the only other gauge I have. A replacement air gun would have been $40 Cdn new, or perhaps $25 Cdn on sale. The gauge was $11 Cdn, and kept me amused for 30 minutes changing it over and testing. Win-win!