The pressure gauge is used to control the pump pressure. The heater pump pressure setting will be approximately 4.2 PSI (tolerance +/- 10%). There is an adjustment screw to the right of the gauge. To increase the pressure you will turn the screw to the right. To decrease the pressure you will turn to the left. If the flame is protruding outside the heater, you will need to decrease the pressure. If the heater has smoke or ignition issues, you will want to increase the pressure.
Remington, 80K BTU Kerosene/Diesel Heater, Fuel Type Kerosene, Max. Heat Output 80000 Btu/hour, Model# REM-80T-KFA-B

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- 5-point Safety System – high temperature limit shutoff, flameout protection, circuit breaker, heat sensor safety label indicator, robust safety guards
- Heavy-duty fan motor and components
- Built-in thermostat, air pressure gauge, fuel gauge
- Electric ignition
- Rugged steel construction with easy-lift handles for portability
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