MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting - Type 1 Valve - Quick Disconnect and Disposable Cylinder Ports
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MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting - Type 1 Valve - Quick Disconnect and Disposable Cylinder Ports
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MB Sturgis Propane Fittings - 103613-MBS
- Tees
- 1 Inch-20 - Male
- Type 1 - Male
- Type 1 - Female
- MB Sturgis
Hook up an auxiliary tank to your RV to provide propane in case your primary runs dry during long campouts and get extra versatility in your propane system. Provides you with a #600 (1"-20) outlet for cooking without disposable cylinders.
Features:
- T-fitting lets you connect a backup auxiliary cylinder to your fifth-wheel or travel trailer propane system
- No need to break up camp to go refill your onboard ASME tank
- Model 250 quick-disconnect port let you hook up and disconnect without hand tightening
- When valve on your ASME tank is closed, can function as an inlet for an auxiliary tank
- When valve on your tank is open, can finction as a QD outlet to fuel an appliance
- Male #600 (1"-20) port attaches to extension hose to fuel appliances
- Eliminates need for wasteful disposable cylinders that quickly run out of gas
- Shut-off levers on quick-disconnect ports allow you to easily shut off gas supply
- Ball valve prevents disconnection when lever is in the "on" position to keep gas contained
- Durable brass fittings approved for LP gas only
- UL and CSA certified
- Made in the USA
Specs:
- Temperature range: -40 F to 350 F
- Maximum pressure rating: 250 psi
- 1-Year limited warranty
Note: When using quick-disconnect ports for cooking, bear in mind that the propane pressure is still high, as the Sturgi-Stay is installed before the regulator. Outdoor cooktops, grills, or other appliances will often require a regulator. Check your equipment to see if one is required.
Make camping more fun and relaxing. Moving your 5th-wheel camper or travel trailer once you've gotten settled at the campsite is a real chore. No one wants to have to pack up, unplug, and go refill the propane cylinders, just to come back to the site and set everything up all over again. This Sturgi-Stay T-fitting lets you connect an auxiliary cylinder to your setup using a quick-disconnect fill hose (sold separately). As a result, you can run your appliances off of the propane in the cylinder rather than using up the LP gas from your trailer's setup. When you run out, just refill the auxiliary cylinder and hook it up again.
The disposable cylinder port on the Sturgi-Stay provides a connection point for a small, portable appliance or propane tree. This way you can power a grill, heater, or other accessory without needing to use a 1-lb throwaway cylinder. Simply attach an adapter hose (sold separately) to your appliance and then to the disposable cylinder port on the T-fitting.
Quick Disconnect Port
The Sturgi-Stay features a quick-disconnect port that connects to the fill hose (sold separately) from your auxiliary cylinder. This quick-disconnect port lets you connect and disconnect a hose without any tools. Simply snap the quick-disconnect hose into the port and it will stay locked in until you release it. To remove the hose, just pull back on the collar of the port. The port also features a gas shut-off lever that allows you to completely cut off the propane supply to that port to keep gas contained when no hose is attached. Be sure to move the lever to the "off" position before disconnecting the hose.
103613-MBS MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay Propane Fitting - Type 1 x Male 1"-20 x Female Quick Disconnect
Customer Satisfaction Score:
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Customer Reviews
MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting - Type 1 Valve - Quick Disconnect and Disposable Cylinder Ports - 103613-MBS
Average Customer Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars (126 Customer Reviews)
Hook up an auxiliary tank to your RV to provide propane in case your primary runs dry during long campouts and get extra versatility in your propane system. Provides you with a #600 (1"-20) outlet for cooking without disposable cylinders.by: Bob01/31/2024
These Sturgi-Stays work well for expanding a RV propane distribution system without being limited to regulator BTU/H limit. We put one on both our RV propane tanks. Details of this RV modification and many others may be found here if interested:
by: Michael07/24/2022
Is exactly what I was looking for.
My grill has a regulator, so connecting to the quick connect on my trailer does not work. Now I can quick connect without having to modify my grill.
by: John 11/11/2023
Great and fast shipping
by: Jonathan 02/14/2023
This is everything I’ve been looking for all wrapped up in one simple fitting.
by: William04/23/2018
Excellent presales support in answering all of my questions. Products worked as decribed. I use these product to connect my portable grill to the 30 lb LP tank on my 5th wheel, rather than use disposable LP bottles.
by: Arthur06/11/2018
This a great valve for adding a BBQ grill directly off the propane tank in your trailer. It works as described and its easy to install.
by: Richard08/05/2018
Product as described. Good communications. Product had a slight delay from the manufaturer and communication was prompt and keep me updated. A pleasure to business with and good price.
by: Richard 09/17/2018
Like all MB Sturgis products, this is a high quality, well built piece of hardware. It performs exactly as advertised and the delivery by eTrailer was quick and exactly on-time. Price was competitive.
by: Luke08/24/2020
A must have for your camper!! make sure you buy them with the 90 deg angle, so the can fit under your LP cover
by: Doug04/25/2017
Great communication and quality service.
Doug J.
4/26/2018
Still working great
by: Dan 07/14/2022
I use this to connect to my Coleman Road grill.
by: James02/07/2022
Worked great for my purposes. Well made.
by: Vincent02/21/2019
Just what I ordered. Thanks for the support I got to make sure I got the right parts.
by: Jerry 02/13/2024
by: Brad 01/08/2023
by: Pam 07/26/2022
by: Mike 10/08/2022
by: Todd 04/26/2023
by: Glenn02/10/2021
by: Mark 04/24/2023
by: Dan04/23/2022
Arrived as described. Disappointed to discover that etrailer.com does not carry mounting brackets for their regulators, but I welcomed the opportunity to dust off my diy skills. Note the bailing wire. Super pro! Also, if anyone knows what happens when one uses a vertical regulator horizontally, I'm all ears.
by: John02/12/2024
This unit does what it says it will however I think there is room for improvement. To use this system you need three wrenches on hand. A 7/8 for the hose to the gas cylinder, a 1/2" for removing the plug from the fitting and a 7/16 for the hose to the fitting connection. Why not make them both 7/16"? When you remove the hose you need to be very careful not to allow the ends to hit the dirt, why not have little caps on both ends to keep them clean when not in use. Again, it works but engineering wise could use some work for the price. This allowed us to use 20lb cylinders that cost 3.45 per gallon to fill vs 3.65 and moving the rig everytime the big tank got low.
by: Ernie12/14/2023
I ordered this to save money on the 1 lb green tanks. Well it worked great for the first 10 months! It leaks around the on and off valves!! So I removed it before we had a bigger issue as this was connected to my propane tank under my Class A Motorhome.
by: Michael03/15/2024
I've had these on my other RVs. Be careful and check for leaks, usualy around the valve stems. They claim they are rated up to 250psi but the fittings are marked at only 1/2psi. Whats up with that?
by: James 01/20/2024
The problem I was having was orange flame on the stove. Looking on line it said that was caused by a defective propane regulator. We were using a humidifier, with the humidifier turn on we got orange flames with the humidifier turned off blue flames.
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Michael
7/25/2023
I am very happy with this product. After 1 year it is still working perfectly.