Rego Single Stage Regulators

Rego Single Stage Regulators are designed to efficiently reduce high pressure from storage tanks to a usable lower pressure in a single step. By combining the functions of both the first and second-stage regulators, these units provide a direct and seamless reduction of the incoming gas pressure. These regulators are compact, simple to install, and suitable for a wide range of applications in LPG, natural gas, and industrial gas systems. They are particularly ideal for systems where space-saving and easy operation are key considerations.

The single-stage design offers a reliable and cost-effective solution for applications requiring a steady and consistent pressure reduction without the complexity of multi-stage regulation. Whether used in LP-gas distribution systems, propane installations, or small gas-powered equipment, the Rego Single Stage Regulator ensures precise pressure control and safe operation.

Key Features:

• Single-Stage Regulation:
  The regulator provides a direct pressure reduction in one step, combining both first and second-stage regulation in a compact unit, offering simplicity and efficiency.

• Compact and Simple Design:
  Ideal for small or confined spaces, the single-stage design ensures ease of installation and minimizes the overall system footprint.

• Durability:
  Constructed from high-quality materials such as brass and stainless steel, these regulators are built to withstand harsh environments and provide long-lasting performance.

• Wide Application Range:
  Suitable for use with LPG, natural gas, and other industrial gases, making them versatile for residential, commercial, and industrial systems.

• Reliable Pressure Control:
  Ensures consistent pressure output by maintaining a stable downstream pressure level, even with fluctuating upstream tank pressure.

Applications:

• LPG systems for residential, commercial, and industrial use.

• Natural gas systems for small appliances and equipment.

• Propane-powered equipment such as heaters, boilers, and engines.

• Small-scale gas-powered installations requiring reliable, consistent pressure regulation.

Specifications:

• Inlet Pressure Range:
  Typically up to 250 psi (or higher, depending on the specific model).

• Outlet Pressure Range:
  Provides a stable outlet pressure typically in the range of 0.5 to 30 psi, depending on the application and model.

• Flow Capacity:
  Designed to handle a wide range of flow rates, typically from 0.5 to 10,000 SCFH (Standard Cubic Feet per Hour), depending on the size and configuration of the regulator.

• Construction Materials:

  • Body: High-strength brass or aluminum for durability and corrosion resistance.

  • Internal components: Stainless steel or brass to withstand wear and tear from gas flow.

  • Seals and Diaphragm: Nitrile, Viton, or EPDM materials, depending on the gas and pressure application.

• Temperature Range:

  • Operating temperature: Typically from -40 °C to +60 °C (depending on the materials and application).

• Pressure Relief:
  Some models feature an integrated pressure relief valve to protect the system from overpressure conditions.

• Connection Type:

  • Inlet connections: Typically NPT, BSP, or flanged, depending on the model.

  • Outlet connections: Available in NPT, BSP, or other standard fittings for easy integration into the system.

• Compliance Standards:
  These regulators are designed and tested to meet industry standards such as UL, CSA, and ISO, ensuring safe operation and performance.

Benefits:

• Compact Design: Takes up less space, making it ideal for tight or constrained installations.

• Cost-Effective: Offers a simpler, more affordable solution compared to multi-stage regulators.

• Easy Installation: Can be quickly installed into gas systems without requiring complex setups.

• Dependable Pressure Control: Ensures consistent gas pressure for the safe operation of downstream equipment.

• Wide Compatibility: Works effectively with various gases, including LPG, natural gas, and propane.