i want to put a Tee on my RV propane tank. Does this cut the flow of propane without an additional valve?
921942
I wanted to do the same thing you don't need this .I have the tee installedat my local propane company where they fill you tanks they did it for $100 And they also gave me with the deal a 15 Foot hose...
921943
No it does not I have 4 of them in a series to run 4 smokers and it works fine
921944
I installed this adapter on a "T" to connect my Coleman grill from one of my Rv tanks. I always run the other tank to the trailer for the stove, furnace, and and the refrigerator since you can only run propane from one tank at a time to the Rv. It seems to provide enough gas pressure for grilling. Of course my grill has a pressure regular. I guess it would depend on your usage. Hope this answers your question.
1306928
I used Teflon tape when I replaced my unit but it might be okay without (better safe than sorry). I'd image it would depend on the port on the tank itself as much as the valve. I will add that this is a very slow valve. It takes a lot longer to air up a tire than my tank's original valve.
638204
Very easily, The top of the propane bottle has a valve in it that closes when you unscrew it. I use it with an extension hose off of a large propane tank, it is very versatile.
693425
I used mine on an RV. Minder standing is, all RV bottles are liquid but turns to vapor before getting to the regulator. I have never heard of regulating liquid propane. Ask any RV dealer I'm sure they can verify this for you.
316232
No. All it has is the mechanical gauge on the gas cap. You would have to cut it out manually. But it's a great tank.
578961
Mine came with a special hose that was for natural gas connection. I had a plumber put a quick-connect connector on and a valve on my natural gas line. It does not have the twist type end that a propane connector usually has. Hope that helps.
264026
Usually there will be a regulator on your natural gas meter on the side of your house or at your propane tank outside your home depending on which type of a gas you are using. So yes it does need a regulator , but if your house is running propane or natural gas it already has a regulator in place. I installed my eccotemp FVI-12-LP to a 20lb propane tank using a regulator from a propane shop rated for the water heater btu . Also you can't use those plastic handled hoses that you see on BBQ or rv tank connections because they contain a check valve that will cut the flow of gas to your heater when you fire it up. The check valve thinks there is a gas leak because of the high demand of the water heater, its a safety feature for bbqs. Hope that helps.
2084144
This fitting allows you to run an extenal propane tank off your motorhome rather than to be constantly using the onboard propane tank. It also has a fitting and hose for hooking up a grill without using a seperate tank for the grill. Mine works great.
762369
Hi there. I don't know, but what I do know is this comes with the nozzle that connects to a standard propane tank. Believe it's a different connector for the cylinders. So if you could find an adapter that would downthread the tank connector to the cylinder, you'd be all set.
2008755
Just pick up a newer model propane tank with the up-to-date (larger) male threads. The valve comes with the Weber.
2084143
Yes. I have it connected on my RV between the house tank and the regulator. Connect a second tank to it with a separate hose. Turn house off 2nd tank on. Easy!
656759
I'm not certain, but I used a standard propane tank that they sell for use with grills so I think yours should be the same as far as connecting. I just open the valve all the way and it works ok for me, so I don't think the regulator should pose a problem either.
942355
My Jayco TT has the same quick disconnect hook-up that you described above. Unfortunately, the research I've done has revealed that this is a low-flow hook up and won't work with the Weber Baby-Q which is a high-flow unit. Some forums that I have read discuss a work around for this problem but they all seemed very complicated and somewhat costly. I purchased the hose adapter to be able to screw directly to the tanks at the front of the trailer but have also found it much easier to just use the small LP tanks so I can grill anywhere I want... including under my awning. Though this stove will most likely not work with the quick disconnect on your RV/TT, I feel you will find that this BBQ unit is far superior than the ones made for RV's and TT's. You will not be disappointed with this purchase!!
2170992
No, but you can cut the line and insert a ball valve to adjust the flow. This method is mentioned in several reviews. It does not seem to adversely affect the pump. My tank has been running this way for over 6 months.
1179305
No, just turn the tank valve off for installation. Once installed there is a check valve in the kit that makes a seal to prevent leakage from the open hose. If using your remote tank shut the main tank valve off. This is a great setup for extended stays.
2100776
yes, I took mine to an RV place and they installed it for me and hooked it up to my propane tank on my horse trailer. Works great.
950360
We have a 1/2" black pipe going into, standard connection. The propane outfit installed it with the flexible yellow line. Its all vapor, so do not need a large supply. Just makes sure you put in a 250 gallon tank. Not that you need 250 gallon, but tank needs to be that big so it supplies a sufficient amount of vapor. If too small, it will start sucking fluid which will freeze the line. Let a propane company install it, trust me, well worth it.