I received this product and was finally able to get my 5lb CO2 tank filled and connected yesterday! This is my first time injecting CO2 into an aquarium, and I found it intimidating at first, but this regulator is perfect for people like me for a few reasons: 1) it is good quality for the price, making the "entry" cost for CO2 a lot cheaper compared to $200+ regulators 2) it comes with all of the important extras (dual gauge, solenoid, bubble counter, check valve) already attached onto the regulator so you don't have to buy them separately and finagle and potentially mess up connecting them, and 3) everything you need to attach it is already in the box - it comes with a simple wrench and additional rubber washers in case you need them, so I ended up not even needing the toolset I pulled out of my garage. It took me less than 20 minutes to set up as a first-time CO2 user.
Of course, since I only set it up yesterday, I cannot say how well it holds up over time, but it feels like it is of solid make, the solenoid works great with the outlet timer I used, and overall I am very happy with it. I used Fzone CO2 tubing and a double-U stainless steel diffuser I also got off Amazon for the set-up.
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Product Description
Customized Aquatic Solenoid
- Solenoid included, you can easily plug the solenoid into your timer to create a daily automated on/off schedule coupled with the lighting system.
- Customized aquatic 12v DC split-type solenoid, more safe and stable than AC solenoid.
- Low power consumption: 2.5 watts only. keeps the solenoid cool to the touch during operation.
- Modified solenoid to prevent overheating, buzzing, and allows the valve to open and close smoothly.
High Precision needle valve with bubble counter, easy to control your CO2 rate
- Working pressure is between 30-60psi to adjust the CO2 flowrate allowing to go as slow as 1 bubble per 5 seconds with our high precision needle valve.
- Bubble counter has a check valve to prevent any back flow of fluids to the solenoid.
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Upgraded Sealing MaterialSealing material and structures have been updated to withstand temperatures between -45 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. We have included extra sealing rings. |
Dual Gauge for both inner tank and output pressureDual mini gauge indicates working pressure and cylinder pressure. Left gauge shows output pressure. Right dial indicates CO2 cylinder’s inner pressure. |
Solid Meterial UsedRegulator body is made of aluminum alloy. Gauges are made of stainless steel. Needle valves are made of copper electroplated to allow continuous usage without worrying about rust. |
What’s in Package
- Regulator
- Instructions.
- Sealing ring replacement
- Hex wrench
- Bubble counter with check valve.
Fzone Regulator Upgraded Version
- Solid made of all metal material, durable and sturdy
- Modified Aquatic Solenoid for a silent operation
- Sealing technology, assures no leaking issues
- Easy install, all tools and materials included to get started
- Output pressure pre-set to 20-35psi, not adjustable.
- Suitable for north American CGA320 fitting. (does not fit paintball tanks, separate adapter required)
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| Price | $135.99 | $58.90 | $53.90 | $67.99 | $94.90 |
| Multi -Stage | Dual Stage | Single Stage | Single Stage | Single Stage | Dual Stage |
| Pressure Adjustable | Adjsutable | Pre-set(Not Adjustable) | Pre-set(Not Adjustable) | Pre-set(Not Adjustable) | Adjsutable |
| For PaintBall Tank | ✓ | ✓ | |||
| For CGA320 Cylinder(5-40lb) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Otehr Fetures | Extendable Outlet | Rotatable needle valve |
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Fzone started in 2018 as a neccesity to find aquarium products that were from the best quality while still being beautiful and accesible. It started as a hobby, but we noticed the expenses and realized that the aquarium market was in need of help.
We appreciate all the support that we’ve received from our customers. Thank your for supporting us, and we hope you continue around to grow with us.
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Didn't work out of box, but easily fixed and works well.
I was wary to say the least, given a number of other reviews describing short product life or products that are dead on arrival. I rolled the dice and bought an FZ-0104 mini regulator for $32, used (used available under "other purchasing options").According to the box, this regulator comes in one of four different setups for different tank types (CGA320, W21. 8, G5/8, and M22x1.4). Therefore, if you take note of some of the reviews stating that there CO2 tank or adapter did not fit the regulator threads you should check to make sure the regulator that you have is the correct one for the type of tank that you have. If you are in the United States the standard type of CO2 tank is CGA320, and there are numerous adapters available to convert CGA320 to a paintball-style pin valve. One thing to consider is where will you have the tank filled? When I played paintball many years ago there were places to get tank fills all over the place for 5 to 10 dollars. But when I brought my 20 oz paintball tank to a paintball field to get it filled I was surprised to learn that CO2 has gone out of fashion and they don't even fill tanks anymore because everyone uses compressed air, which didn't even exist for markers back then. I really struggled to find a place to fill it but ultimately found a gas supply company that filled the tank for $20. Thus, by the time you buy a tank, an adapter, and get it filled, you've spent what you would have spent for a 5 lbs. tank of the kind you can exchange for a filled tank at a welding supply store.The regulator body is heavy for its size and appears to be well machined. There were some reviews complaining of leaks around the fittings and gauges. This may have been on older FZONE products, because on this one the gauges and fittings are secured tightly in place with some type of hardened thread sealant. Even with a wrench, I am unable to turn the gauges in either direction, I cannot imagine one of them leaking. If you should happen to get one with a leaky fitting, it should not be too much hassle to remove the gauge or fitting, clean the threads, apply new sealant, and screw back into place. May be easier just to exchange it.The gauges are functional and work as expected but obviously they are not high quality, probably to keep the price low. Same for the bubble counter. The top gauge measures tank pressure and the left gauge measures regulated pressure at the needle/fine adjustment valve (small knob on far right).Regarding the solenoid, I think FZONE has offered improved solenoids over the years, so be wary of older reviews complaining of solenoid issues. That said, my solenoid was dead on arrival. On this model regulator, the solenoid does not have a tiny reset button that fixes some regulator problems. This all said, I took the solenoid apart and immediately noticed one one of the two internal wires had come loose from its terminal. The terminals are similar to modern wall outlets, where you secure the wire in place by inserting it into a hole and turning a screw. After screwing the wire into place and tightening up the other wire, the solenoid worked perfectly. The "click" it makes when turning on and off is pretty quiet and it does not seem to get warm. It is rated at 3.0 watts. Some of the other FZONE solenoid (possibly older models) come with a 2.5 watt solenoid. Replacement solenoids are available from FZONE. Note that solenoids have a finite life expectancy, generally you'll see manufacturers say they will last from one to three years, more or less depending on how often and for how long the solenoid is switched on. Daily use, with a light cycle of like 12 to 16 hours on, I would think I'll be lucky to get one year out of the solenoid.Final word: Very satisfied with this product. Perfectly functioning mini regulator for my three gallon nano tank for $32. I will come back and edit if it fails or if I encounter any other problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2023
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I received this product and was finally able to get my 5lb CO2 tank filled and connected yesterday! This is my first time injecting CO2 into an aquarium, and I found it intimidating at first, but this regulator is perfect for people like me for a few reasons: 1) it is good quality for the price, making the "entry" cost for CO2 a lot cheaper compared to $200+ regulators 2) it comes with all of the important extras (dual gauge, solenoid, bubble counter, check valve) already attached onto the regulator so you don't have to buy them separately and finagle and potentially mess up connecting them, and 3) everything you need to attach it is already in the box - it comes with a simple wrench and additional rubber washers in case you need them, so I ended up not even needing the toolset I pulled out of my garage. It took me less than 20 minutes to set up as a first-time CO2 user.
Of course, since I only set it up yesterday, I cannot say how well it holds up over time, but it feels like it is of solid make, the solenoid works great with the outlet timer I used, and overall I am very happy with it. I used Fzone CO2 tubing and a double-U stainless steel diffuser I also got off Amazon for the set-up.
Of course, since I only set it up yesterday, I cannot say how well it holds up over time, but it feels like it is of solid make, the solenoid works great with the outlet timer I used, and overall I am very happy with it. I used Fzone CO2 tubing and a double-U stainless steel diffuser I also got off Amazon for the set-up.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2021
According to the box, this regulator comes in one of four different setups for different tank types (CGA320, W21. 8, G5/8, and M22x1.4). Therefore, if you take note of some of the reviews stating that there CO2 tank or adapter did not fit the regulator threads you should check to make sure the regulator that you have is the correct one for the type of tank that you have. If you are in the United States the standard type of CO2 tank is CGA320, and there are numerous adapters available to convert CGA320 to a paintball-style pin valve. One thing to consider is where will you have the tank filled? When I played paintball many years ago there were places to get tank fills all over the place for 5 to 10 dollars. But when I brought my 20 oz paintball tank to a paintball field to get it filled I was surprised to learn that CO2 has gone out of fashion and they don't even fill tanks anymore because everyone uses compressed air, which didn't even exist for markers back then. I really struggled to find a place to fill it but ultimately found a gas supply company that filled the tank for $20. Thus, by the time you buy a tank, an adapter, and get it filled, you've spent what you would have spent for a 5 lbs. tank of the kind you can exchange for a filled tank at a welding supply store.
The regulator body is heavy for its size and appears to be well machined. There were some reviews complaining of leaks around the fittings and gauges. This may have been on older FZONE products, because on this one the gauges and fittings are secured tightly in place with some type of hardened thread sealant. Even with a wrench, I am unable to turn the gauges in either direction, I cannot imagine one of them leaking. If you should happen to get one with a leaky fitting, it should not be too much hassle to remove the gauge or fitting, clean the threads, apply new sealant, and screw back into place. May be easier just to exchange it.
The gauges are functional and work as expected but obviously they are not high quality, probably to keep the price low. Same for the bubble counter. The top gauge measures tank pressure and the left gauge measures regulated pressure at the needle/fine adjustment valve (small knob on far right).
Regarding the solenoid, I think FZONE has offered improved solenoids over the years, so be wary of older reviews complaining of solenoid issues. That said, my solenoid was dead on arrival. On this model regulator, the solenoid does not have a tiny reset button that fixes some regulator problems. This all said, I took the solenoid apart and immediately noticed one one of the two internal wires had come loose from its terminal. The terminals are similar to modern wall outlets, where you secure the wire in place by inserting it into a hole and turning a screw. After screwing the wire into place and tightening up the other wire, the solenoid worked perfectly. The "click" it makes when turning on and off is pretty quiet and it does not seem to get warm. It is rated at 3.0 watts. Some of the other FZONE solenoid (possibly older models) come with a 2.5 watt solenoid. Replacement solenoids are available from FZONE. Note that solenoids have a finite life expectancy, generally you'll see manufacturers say they will last from one to three years, more or less depending on how often and for how long the solenoid is switched on. Daily use, with a light cycle of like 12 to 16 hours on, I would think I'll be lucky to get one year out of the solenoid.
Final word: Very satisfied with this product. Perfectly functioning mini regulator for my three gallon nano tank for $32. I will come back and edit if it fails or if I encounter any other problems.
Pattern Name: AC ModelVerified Purchase
Didn't work out of box, but easily fixed and works well.
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2021
I was wary to say the least, given a number of other reviews describing short product life or products that are dead on arrival. I rolled the dice and bought an FZ-0104 mini regulator for $32, used (used available under "other purchasing options").Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2021
According to the box, this regulator comes in one of four different setups for different tank types (CGA320, W21. 8, G5/8, and M22x1.4). Therefore, if you take note of some of the reviews stating that there CO2 tank or adapter did not fit the regulator threads you should check to make sure the regulator that you have is the correct one for the type of tank that you have. If you are in the United States the standard type of CO2 tank is CGA320, and there are numerous adapters available to convert CGA320 to a paintball-style pin valve. One thing to consider is where will you have the tank filled? When I played paintball many years ago there were places to get tank fills all over the place for 5 to 10 dollars. But when I brought my 20 oz paintball tank to a paintball field to get it filled I was surprised to learn that CO2 has gone out of fashion and they don't even fill tanks anymore because everyone uses compressed air, which didn't even exist for markers back then. I really struggled to find a place to fill it but ultimately found a gas supply company that filled the tank for $20. Thus, by the time you buy a tank, an adapter, and get it filled, you've spent what you would have spent for a 5 lbs. tank of the kind you can exchange for a filled tank at a welding supply store.
The regulator body is heavy for its size and appears to be well machined. There were some reviews complaining of leaks around the fittings and gauges. This may have been on older FZONE products, because on this one the gauges and fittings are secured tightly in place with some type of hardened thread sealant. Even with a wrench, I am unable to turn the gauges in either direction, I cannot imagine one of them leaking. If you should happen to get one with a leaky fitting, it should not be too much hassle to remove the gauge or fitting, clean the threads, apply new sealant, and screw back into place. May be easier just to exchange it.
The gauges are functional and work as expected but obviously they are not high quality, probably to keep the price low. Same for the bubble counter. The top gauge measures tank pressure and the left gauge measures regulated pressure at the needle/fine adjustment valve (small knob on far right).
Regarding the solenoid, I think FZONE has offered improved solenoids over the years, so be wary of older reviews complaining of solenoid issues. That said, my solenoid was dead on arrival. On this model regulator, the solenoid does not have a tiny reset button that fixes some regulator problems. This all said, I took the solenoid apart and immediately noticed one one of the two internal wires had come loose from its terminal. The terminals are similar to modern wall outlets, where you secure the wire in place by inserting it into a hole and turning a screw. After screwing the wire into place and tightening up the other wire, the solenoid worked perfectly. The "click" it makes when turning on and off is pretty quiet and it does not seem to get warm. It is rated at 3.0 watts. Some of the other FZONE solenoid (possibly older models) come with a 2.5 watt solenoid. Replacement solenoids are available from FZONE. Note that solenoids have a finite life expectancy, generally you'll see manufacturers say they will last from one to three years, more or less depending on how often and for how long the solenoid is switched on. Daily use, with a light cycle of like 12 to 16 hours on, I would think I'll be lucky to get one year out of the solenoid.
Final word: Very satisfied with this product. Perfectly functioning mini regulator for my three gallon nano tank for $32. I will come back and edit if it fails or if I encounter any other problems.
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Roch Morin
Work perfectly
Reviewed in Canada on January 23, 2021Pattern Name: AC ModelVerified Purchase
kelly r.
The best CO2 regulator!
Reviewed in Canada on June 11, 2021Pattern Name: AC ModelVerified Purchase
kelly r.
Reviewed in Canada on June 11, 2021
The design is sheik and looks good beside my planted tank.
The solenoid is hooked up to a timer and clicks on and off when It's supposed to.
It has a tight seal to the CO2 tank with no leaks whatsoever.
The adjustment valve works well and is easy to set to however many bubbles per second you want it at.
Highly recommend this FZONE regulator!
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Amazon Customer
Poor quality product
Reviewed in Canada on April 6, 2022Pattern Name: AC ModelVerified Purchase
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Excellent product
Reviewed in Canada on January 8, 2021Pattern Name: AC ModelVerified Purchase
