Can you convert to low pressure from your travel trailer connection. I know you need to remove the regulator and create an adaptorat the grill. This has been done with other grills.
1064962
Yes. I went to home depot and had to buy 3 brass fittings to get from 1/4" to 1/8"
1913886
You still will have to have a regulated line, perhaps you can split the line that feeds your trailer from the propane tanks already installed on the trailer, no matter what you will have to bring the inches of water pressure down to the necessary 10.5/11 inches of water to operate the outside propane appliance.
30347
Not as is. You will have to do some reconfiguring of your lp gas line. The coleman has the regulator built into the line and you will not want that when connecting to your rv. It is already regulated before the rv quick connect. I have the same grill and just bought a camp chef instead of trying to piece a hose together that would work. The camco lp quick connect hose will already work with the camp chef by only adding a male quick connect to the camp chef grill.
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.
909646
I've never used it at pressures above perhaps 70 psi. The regulator data says it allows you to know (reads up to 120-psi) the hook-up/bib water pressure, and reduce it to a safe 40-50 psi pressure which is within spec for most RV's. Sorry I can't tell you more; not much data available on-line either. I'm happy with my relatively standard use, if that means anything......
47889
Yes, you can adjust the regulator to 30psi. Problem is, it is a small tank, so the pressure drops fairly quickly. If operating under 30psi is not an issue, then this will do the job. If you need a constant 30psi, then you may want something else. Hope this helps.
1754772
We took the propane line off our old grill. A new hose and regulator can be be purchased at Home Depot to Lowe's. It did not come with one.
849845
I can't say for sure I'm not familiar with that stove but what I can see in pictures is that the regulator is at the propane tank which means that the LP gas is hitting the knobs. This means that you should be able to use the hose with the proper brass fittings but I did lots of reading and looking before I went this route with our BBQ and trailer quick connect. The quick connect fittings on our trailer are made by Fairview and I was able to get brass fittings from a local pump shop that sold pressure washers. Hope this helps.Mike
687645
That won't work. The part of the regulator that goes into the grill is flared. To get the brass part off, the flare would have to be cut-off, and it wouldn't seal anymore.On the other hand, if you could unscrew the flared fitting from the regulator body, you might be able to do what you want. But, I suspect that it's in there pretty tight, so you may damage it while trying to unscrew it.
1702450
Yes it is!!! In order to connect to the low pressure quick connect fitting on some RVs you have to do the following: Obtain the Camco 59903 nipple, (1/4" NPT x Full Flow Male), Camco 57282 10 Ft. propane quick connect hose and a 90 degree brass fitting (1/8 NPT male threads x 1/4 NPT female threads). You can get the 90 degree fitting at the hardware store or auto parts store usually. Next you will have to remove the brass portion of the regulator assembly that came with the grill. It is the section that actually attaches to the grill. You should see where the brass part screws on the silver pipe that eventually loops around to the regulator itself. It is a bear to get loose because they use some kind of thread adhesive between the brass and the silver pipe. Once you get it off, attach the brass fitting to the 90 degree fitting, the 90 to the Camco nipple all using thread sealant tape and then connect your hose to your new fitting assembly and then your RV. Worked fine for me and had less than forty bucks in making it all work. Just in case someone doesn't understand why all this is has to be done, it is because you must remove the regulator since the RV propane is already regulated at the tanks and Coleman uses their own special fitting on the rear of the grill that no one seems to make an adapter for.
2130927
Yes, very easily. Just cut off the regulater (which reduces the LP gas pressure to NG pressure) at the end of the hose. The "hard" part then is just finding fittings or a rube golburg way of connecting the hose to your natural gas outlet. Clamps come in handy.
1746126
This Weber grill is designed for LP. If one is available it would need a natural gas conversion kit.I think it would be better to look for a grill optimized for natural gas. The gasses work at different pressures and flow rates.
1937848
I put a ball valve on it to throttle it a little. I don't think you want to drop any pressure since natural gas is low pressure already.
1692052
I do not believe you can. The trailer systems are pressure regulated at the propane bottles. The stove pressure regulator is the connector to the stove itself and designed to have propane bottle pressure at the connector regulator. Tapping into your external gas tap would give you a low pressure problem at the stove. I would not do it. Buy the adapter hose and run it off a 20lb or 10lb propane bottle. I use a 10lb bottle I got from camping world it is small and stores easily. Saves $ by not using the disposable bottles. Hope this helps.
2063465
When my 20-lb tank on my grill runs out, instead of going out to fill it and ruining my meal, I just screw this adapter on and then I grab a 1-lb can of propane and screw it onto the other end and I am able to keep on cooking and then fill my 20-lb can later. I hope I have been of help to you.
2072210
I'd recommend going with a lower PSI setup for your gas grill than this. I use this only for my dual burner setup for boiling shrimp and crawfish in my 160qt pot. I suppose you could use this for a regular gas grill, but way over kill and could go with something else cheaper for your gas grill
1870454
I'm no expert on lp gas regulators for grill, etc., but the box for this "Low Pressure LPG" hose with 1-PSI regulator and 3/8" flare swivel fitting contains the following warning: ! DO NOT USE ON TURKEY FRYERS ! Elsewhere it also says "For use with LP outdoor low pressure cookers and gas grills ONLY! Do not use for any other application." If you want more info, you could check with the distributor, Barbour International, Inc. at 101 Cypress Way in Brandon, MS 39042. Hope this helps.