Electric penis-pump with automatic pressure correction

I want a pump that can automatically keep the same pressure over time without me having to press any buttons. It will increase the pressure on its own when the pressure falls down. Does this exist?

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There are some pumps that pump up to a certain pressure, then after it drops to a certain point, it pumps back up to that point that it originally pumped up to. You can check out the electric zen pump and it should accomodate that, but the cylinders do not come in custom sizes. There are plenty of electric pumps on the market that do just about the same thing as the Zen pump. Only thing is, they normally have presets, from the ones I’ve seen in my research. Quality isn’t as good as some of the cylinders that most people here love yo use, but it’s all about your preference and your needs. I’m sure others here may be able to chime in on their findings.

Thanks for the reply.

I’ve seen some pumps that has a functionality where it drops the pressure on purpose, and then brings the pressure up again. Not looking for that. Is that what the zen pump does?

Yet if all connection points are secure, wouldn’t the pressure stay the same? In addition to this self-regulating pump, examine where you might be losing air.

Yes this is exactly what the zen pump does (dynamic pumping). I’m not aware of any pumps that automatically bring air pressure back to a certain point without it performing like a dynamic pump. A good cylinder at the right size for you, with all connectors connected properly, while also being clean shaved should hold pressure just fine.

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I just purchased, received, and started to use an electric pump that keeps the pressure at a pre-defined level. Once it drops a bit, it automatically re-pumps to the pre-defined level.

I’ve used it only like 3 times, but it is so much better than having to manually re-pump every 30 seconds to maintain pressure.

Negatives are that the pressure is defined in a weird measurement I’m not familiar with, but that’s not too big of a deal once you get a feel for it. Also, it only has 4 different levels of pre-defined pressure and you can’t set your own. So far, that hasn’t been an issue either tho. I’ve only used the lowest and second to lowest pre-defined levels.

If you need to repump every 30 seconds there is something wrong… once you pump it up it should only require minimal maintenance, every few minutes, otherwise your not using enough lube or there is a leak in your system…

Have you converted the weird measurement to one that you are familiar with? You need to understand what vacuum level you are exposing your dick to so you can insure you have an effective PE program and not potentially damaging your unit.

There might be a leak in my old pump then. I purchased a generic one from EBay or Amazon.

Thanks for the feedback. It measures in kPa. The lowest level of pre-defined pressure is 30 kPa which is equivalent to 4.35 Psi. My previous pump didn’t have a gauge, but this feels the level that I normally pumped at and makes sense when converted to Psi. Other pre-defined levels are 40, 45, and 50 kPa.

Could you post a picture of your gauge? From what you described your gauge is measuring absolute pressure in a metric unit.

Before I try to explain the conversion of your gauge measurement to a more common vacuum level measurement I want to make sure I fully understand the gauge reading.

Explaining absolute pressure compared to gauge pressure and pressure vs vacuum can be be difficult while trying to keep the response short. As others beside yourself may read this I’d like to be as clear as I can without putting anyone to sleep.

I did some searching and found this gauge. Is it similar to yours? Pascal (Pa) and kilopascal (kPa) are units of pressure in metric (International System) of measurement.

Carefill asked a simple question:

I want a pump that can automatically keep the same pressure over time without me having to press any buttons. It will increase the pressure on its own when the pressure falls down. Does this exist?

Yes, its the CTC DP 4000 and fits on all cylinders on the market and whatever the reason of dropping pressure is, (seal shape or size)
It keeps the same pressure.
And very awesome is that you easy can make all kind of programs and duration’s and pulsing from 0 to 13.4HG
Or, as you`re looking for, keeps same pressure. But would be a pitty since I found out that variety and pulse works VERRY good in growed.
Unfortunately not the cheapest tool but I got mine for 6 or 7 years and never a problem.

Hey, sure thing. I just took a screenshot from the product page I bought it from. It’s an electronic gauge screen that shows the number of kPa.