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The employees in the company simply refer to the oxygen pressure regulator as an oxygen gauge. I’m not sure if there is such a term The high-pressure chamber of the oxygen pressure regulator is connected to the gas cylinder, while the low-pressure chamber serves as the gas outlet and leads to the application system! The reading on the pressure gauge indicates the pressure of the gas stored in the cylinder. The outlet pressure of the low-pressure gauge can be controlled by the adjustment screw. When in use, first turn on the cylinder valve, then rotate the pressure adjustment screw of the low-pressure gauge. In this way, the imported high-pressure gas enters the low-pressure chamber after being throttled and depressurized in the high-pressure chamber, and then reaches the working system via the outlet. Rotate the adjustment screw to change the opening height of the valve, thereby regulating the flow rate of high-pressure gas and achieving the desired pressure level. :) Pressure relief valves are all equipped with safety valves. It is a device that protects the pressure reducing valve and ensures its safe use (in my understanding, it’s there to prevent damage to the pressure gauge), as well as a signaling device that indicates when there is a fault with the pressure reducing valve. If the outlet pressure rises on its own and exceeds a certain allowable value due to damage to the valve gasket or the valve itself, or for other reasons, the safety valve will open automatically to release air.