What quick disconnect fittings (male or female diameter) do you use at the Wave 3 heater end? Camco's fittings are not clear on this connection.
511352
I purchased the fittings with my wave 8, they are not quick disconnect fittings.
511353
We mounted it solid to the wall in our RV so we didn't use quick disconnect fittings. Mounted our sons the same way. Not sure what you'd need for quick disconnect. Sorry
511354
I do not use quick connectors for gas units. I prefer the standard threaded connections, and I added a ball valve shutoff incase of a gas leak.
511355
mine not quick connect. Used 3/8 tailpiece to 3/8 pipe fitting to heater.Connect with small spanner.
511356
Sorry not familiar with quick connect but I ordered the elbow as recommended but the size I had to get because I hard plumbed mine, was all 3/8 flare, and 3/8 pipe thread where needed. Hope this helps. I found very helpful when I went to an actual LP propane dealer, supplier, just a guess but better than any big box store without the knowledge and or the right parts.
124304
No.. your unit appears to have ta threaded end and a universal quick disconnect. This hose has the universal quick disconnect on both ends.
2190997
I would think you could remove that fitting and add a female threaded/sweat fitting. The internals are mostly plastic, so I would keep the heat away from that. That fitting works well....I used it with 3/4" PVC.
743600
Im not sure. This comes as a set (male/female). I switched over all my connectors with these. Plastic ones went into the garbage. I also keep the O rings oiled up. No leakage so far.
1889884
all you need is a two stage regulator for 100 pound tank cant use single and get 3/8 hose the length you need ...the hose plugs striaght into the regulator and the heater if you need the fitting for your heater you can buy that only at hardware store.they will know what you need..goes in bottom of heater and they will have a secondary shut off valve good for not havin to go outside to turn off gas..hope this helps..
686347
&gt;&gt; JOHN W. This kit comes with three (3) adapters. Two of which are 1/2" outside Male Flare to male pipe. one of these two is 1/2" to 1/2' and the second of the two is 1/2" to 3/8" O... The third adapter is a 1/2" Male Flare to or "x" 3/8" Female Pipe ( #/8" O ) { Like a hex nut } I hope this helps...Johnny
483277
The tank has a threaded female fitting. Not sure the exact size (could be 3/8"npt). You should be able to easily adapt from the fitting to a hose for your outboard. Various fittings are available such as a quick disconnect.
68582
I have three lines (telephone cable) going to three different devices I want monitored (sump pump well, water heater and water softener). I just pig-tail the three lines off the one thats included with the device. One line goes into my sump well, and the other two make a circle around the base of the heater and softener. I stripped the pair of wire so its all copper wire exposed. I hot glued the wires down separated about 1/4" apart. So a stream of water will make a "connection" between the two lines and call me.
341803
I have used a couple of these style connectors. One works great .. no leaks etc. Another one , with a nozzle connected to it leaks slightly. Haven't been able to deremine why, but the leak, while a little annoying, hasn't been enough for me to delve into it any further. Bottom line: I will continue to use these as needed, all things considered, a quick and easy solution !
1438
As others have mentioned, the quick connect fitting on the hose has a sleeve that you pull back (towards the hose) as you slide the fitting onto the male quick connect on your heater. Make sure you slide it all the way onto that fitting until the sleeve snaps back into place. THEN, PULL ON THE HOSE END TO BE SURE IT IS FIRMLY ATTACHED !!! When it is firmly attached, it will NOT pull off unless you again slide the sleeve of the fitting back towards the hose. That's how you remove it. With the gas turned off, slide the sleeve back and pull the fitting off of the one on the heater.
1774709
you have to push in on the quick connect fitting. i would recommend a better 3 hose gauge set. spend the extra money
1506855
there are adapters that go inside of the solar heater, male end sticks out and 1.5 inches of pool hose is what I use. good luck love mine
966616
Depending on the air hose - if female end(s) you would need a male 3/8 MPT x 1/4 bushing; or for a hose with male ends - a coupling then the same bushing - once you have one end of the hose bushed down to 1/4" FPT you can install a standard male 1/4" quick connect fitting to plug into the female quick connect fitting on the unit.
1795012
The quick disconnedt is 3/8" female npt. The hose is a 3/8" flare fitting and of course a quick disconnedt on the other end.
1467104
The hose end is mated to a 1" male PVC adapter, it slides easily in a 1" female PVC coupling. This fitting is rigid PVC much like a normal white PVC fitting. I use 20' lengths of 1" Grey ABS pipe with the couplings built in to reach my cleanout. Using the pipes with built in couplings makes connecting quick and easy.
2050928
The appearance of this quick connect fitting is almost identical to that of the normal air line connector, with the connect/disconnect operation being identical. However, the female fitting will fit only a gas line male fitting (such as the one installed travel trailers) and it is likely that there are other safety related features. I think maybe the materials used are designed to prevent sparks or static electricity. I'd strongly recommend not using air line fittings for propane applications.
1995008
The only thing I can tell you is it is for connecting to a male quick disconnect Foster fitting. I figure the 1st reply was the best answer to your question.