What is Service Regulator

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A service regulator is a device that regulates the pressure of a gas or liquid in a pipeline or system.

It is used to maintain a constant pressure in a pipeline or system.
It can be used for various gases and liquids such as natural gas, propane, oxygen, and nitrogen.
It is commonly used in industrial and commercial applications such as in gas pipelines, HVAC systems, and welding equipment.
It works by reducing the pressure of the gas or liquid from a high pressure source to a lower pressure level that is suitable for the downstream equipment.
It can be manual or automatic, depending on the application and the level of control required.

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