Natural Gas Regulators and Meters

Maxitrol and Roots Regulators produce both LP and  natural gas regulators and meters and are two of the best gas regulator brands in the world today.

They reduce and regulate pressure to a normal level from the external natural gas lines suitable for appliance or system use. Without a natural gas regulator, the gas pressure in your pipes leading to the various appliances could change or reduce significantly.

With the all-important feature of an internal spring valve mechanism which adjusts and applies pressure against the opposing pressure in the gas line, natural gas regulators ensure that the right amount of fuel flows through your regulator to your HVAC system or appliance.

A flow or gas meter measures fuel gases to residential, industrial and commercial HVAC applications and systems.

What are the different types of gas regulators?

Oslin Nation Company sells Indoor and outdoor regulators that can be for both Natural Gas or Propane. Our two main brands of regulators are Roots and Maxitrol. The most popular models from Roots are the B42, B34, B34R, and B34SR. From Maxitrol it is the 325L Series.

How to size a pressure regulator?

Our customer service team is ready to help customers size their regulators, all we need is a few pieces of information: line size, inlet pressure, outlet pressure, BTU load, Natural Gas or LP, Indoor or outdoor, and finally, what is the application.

How do you adjust a gas pressure regulator?

All pressure regulators have a range that they can operate in, and they can be adjusted by the internal spring.

What are some natural gas regulator types?

All of the regulators that we sell can be used for either Natural Gas or Propane; the equipment is the same, but it is sized differently because the BTU load is different depending on the fuel that is being used. Our customer service team can quickly help you figure which model will work for your project.

How does a gas meter work?

A gas meter measures the volume of fuel gases traveling through a pipeline. It does so by measuring the force of the moving gas through the pipeline.