Will this regulator connect to a 20 lb CO2 cylinder (CGA 320 fitting)?
1561355
I think it would but don't waste your money. This regulator is a piece of junk.
1561356
I think it is ok for 20 lb CO2 tank. I have a 10 lb CO2 used tank bought it from local CO2 supplier in Dallas. I did not have problem to connect this regulator at all. Only need Teflon tapes and a wrench, no leaking whatsoever.
1860947
I'm sorry...not sure. Normal shop air pressure is about 150-175lbs. Don't recall what input pressure spec. Is on the regulator.
1723852
Im not quite sure. But if their is anything I can do to help let me know. My regulator is not hooked up right now so I can snap a pic or take a measurement if that helps.
2184284
No / This for an (H) tank. I am well pleased with this regulator, but will not work on (M) tank.. Good Luck to you !!!!!!!!
456006
It is a low pressure regulator. My husband has bought an adapter from an RV Parts store so that we can hook it up to our trailer in the port where the outdoor grill would normally attach. As the others have said it comes ready to hook up to the 20 lb exchangeable tank. Hope this helps.
390025
As long as your tank has the right hand male acme thread to match the female acme thread in the hose it will work. The average size of a common 20 pound tank that you can exchange almost anywhere now is about 5 gallons the next size up is a 30 pound tank and they don't recommend you using this hose on that size tank because of the difference in output pressure ratings.
2181694
I'm not sure, as I've only used the Fluval 88g canisters. I would hate to try with a different one and mess up the threads in the regulator.
1046178
I use this adapter between a tree/manifold and a big two burner Camp Chef stove. The fitting on the hose from the stove would normally connect directly to the 20 pound tank. The adapter lets me use the stove and a lantern on the top of the tree at the same time. It seems to flow plenty of gas for the stove to operate at maximum output on both burners.
350650
Yes, you will also need a regulator. As far as the size of the cylinder its up to you. I personally wouldn't go smaller than 5lbs.
718811
Yes, if the fittings are the same size. Typical install would be unscrewing the existing hose / fitting from the regulator, attach the new extension hose between. Though this seems (and is) simple, it is not for those unwilling to pay attention to what they are doing. It's LPG. If you screw up, you can blow up yourself, and anyone nearby.
482748
Yes. I had my gas co. hook mine to my 250 gal. propane underground tank. They tied into the high pressure line just before the regulator next to my house and installed a tamper resistant valve with a quick connect on it. I have run it this way. Works fine. Would highly recommend you get your gas co. to do this. They need to see if the high pressure line is big enough. To hook it up this way also voids the warranty.
1381938
It will accept a 20lbs propane tank which is probably the same as your camper line even if its not 20lb tanks, by using the adapter manufactured by Kuuma which is a low pressure conversion kit for the Stow N' Go 125 Part# 58270. It can be purchased from Defender Industries, since Amazon does not carry it currently. http://www.defender.com/product.jsp?path=-1%7C2276204%7C2276218%7C2276224&id;=59525
1706904
Yes but you will need to buy a 4-foot Adaptor Hose for 20-Pound Tank. Model# 66004.
457158
From experience, no. The CO2 will leak and freeze off the the rubber on the adapter and you will have to replace it before the next use.
88786
I don't have that specific set-up, but I don't see why it would not. The adjustable regulator could care less what's on the consuming end.
432932
My husband has ours hooked up like that now. He said as long as you use the regulator it will work.
672526
the connectors in the kit won't do it. You would need the 3/8" male quick connect fitting. But I'm not sure I'd trust just any old connector. Normally they are made for compressed air, and you would have to find ones made for LP gas use. Be careful, with that many connections, you'd be asking for leaks. If you do it, put a shut off at the source so you can shut the whole hose down.