Does the valve on this connect to standard barbecue grills? Or would Ineed some sort of adapter?
458550
You will need to get a low pressure regulator. Connect the regulator to the tank and theother end to the grill.You can buy the low pressure regulator right here on Amazon.
458551
It would need an adapter that you should be able to get from any propane store.
1489260
The female quick connect has a female end that connects to 1/2" M.I.P..I do not see why you couldn't adapt the Propane tank to fit that with some adapters or reducers. Hope this helps. Also, I am not sure what size the Weber male quick connector is.
1934102
There is an adapter for that fits on the hose. I saw it while perusing the FoodSaver site under the "accessories" tab.
821906
If it isn't a Mr Heater specific product the connections will probably not be the same. I bought this hose for my camp chef grill and the connections didn't match up.
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.
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This hose is designed to use the quick-connect low pressure piping outlet past the propane tank connections. You may need to go to a RV shop and piece together some kind of adapters for your need.
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Local Grill store should have one . U will have to connect the 2 hoses with a 3/8 s male coupler. or your local LP Dealer can make u one.
13581
I don't recall the size of my tank, but it's a full sized tank for your standard gas grill. This hose hooked up in 30 seconds and I've been using for some time without any issues. My gut would say yes as long as it's standard adapter size.
772825
That is why I sent it back! I wanted to connect from the Propane on my RV to my propane grill....but it did not have the correct connectors.......good luck.
253734
I bought it for that purpose but have always just used the smaller tanks that screw in directly. Ive not tried it yet but my understanding is that yes, this adapter will work the Grill 2 Go.
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The grill is designed and comes ready to plug into an RV's low-pressure quick-connect propane outlet. The grill is compatible with any standard RV gas pressure regulator. If your RV isn't equipped with a low-pressure quick-connect propane outlet, you can purchase an accessory hose/regulator (like the Camco 57629) that will allow you to connect your grill directly to a 20 LB propane cylinder. If you want to use 1 LB throwaway cylinders, you can purchase an accessory hose/regulator (like the Camco 57628).
1033123
The bottom of the burner has a male 1/2" threaded connection. The box contains the burner and the pan. You will need to purchase a flexible hose to connect to your valve.
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Hi;This valve will do the job you intend. I purchased the valve to convert my portable gas grill from the small LP bottle and to connect to an existing port on my RV. Only other thing you'll need is the hose from the RV port to the Valve.Hope this helps Craig Jones
201006
Only with a hose adapter and you lose the portability. If this is your only home grill, you may be able to get an adapter.
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Yes -- you'll need to get the adaptor hose: Camco 57636 5' BBQ Adapter Hose
107559
I'm sure that it does, I used it for the ignitor on a DCS grill and on a Generic glass fire bowl. The connections are standard size.
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I can't give you a specific answer other than to confirm that it didn't work for me either. It appears that the standard male connection on a propane appliance (a grill in my case) isn't long enough to mate with the valve in this connector. Sorry I can't be more help, but the issue of various standards for gas connectors is a bit confusing. bac