Analog Gas Regulator

Analog Gas Regulator is a device that is used to regulate the flow of a gas, such as natural gas or propane. It is typically used in residential and commercial settings to control the flow of gas from a gas line to a gas appliance, such as a stove or furnace. The regulator is usually installed at the point where the gas line enters the building and is connected to the appliance. It is a mechanical device that uses a spring-loaded diaphragm to adjust the flow of gas. The diaphragm is adjusted by a knob or lever, which is used to set the desired flow rate. This Analog Gas Regulator is designed to maintain a constant pressure in the gas line, regardless of changes in the gas flow rate.