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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 quick-disconnect propane outlet for cooking without disposable cylinders.
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Note: When using the Sturgi-Stay 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 RV 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 tank, 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 from the propane in your cylinder rather than using up the LP gas from your RV's tank. When you run out, just refill the auxiliary cylinder and hook it up again.
Quick Disconnect Ports
The Sturgi-Stay features 2 quick-disconnect ports. The first port connects to the hose from the auxiliary cylinder. The other port 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.
Both quick-disconnect ports let you connect and disconnect hoses without any tools. Simply snap the quick-disconnect hoses (sold separately) into the ports and they will stay locked in until you release them. To remove the hoses, just pull back on the collars of the ports. The ports also feature gas shut-off levers that allow 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.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
94% were satisfied with this product
6% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Brad T.
3/26/2021
Havent used it. Motorhome sat for the winter because of the Covid.

Paul
8/5/2019
My RV sits for long periods. This part keeps my LP going by allowing attaching an external portable LP tank. It enabled us to use our RV kitchen while we remodelled our home kitchen.

Sherry J.
5/11/2019
After using for the past year I am still very happy with this product.

Djr
8/10/2023
The Sturgi-Stay T fitting is working perfectly. I used the value to add a portable tank during the freezing temps, which saved the fuel in the onboard tank and doesn’t require moving the RV to refill. While camping I connect the grill with the value and there is no need for any additional propane tank. Saves alot of cargo space This is the best option to add to any RV.

Jenny N.
12/14/2023
It is unusual for the fitting to leak however it does have a 1-year warranty. I can send the warranty instructions if you are interested.

Vic S.
7/30/2024
Still working as expected!

Jim
8/5/2024
The product works well, easy connect and disconnect for exterior appliances.

Gwendolyn Y.
10/21/2024
Hey Ziyad. With this type of tee, you wouldn't want to use yellow tape. If you had leaking from the get go, it sounds like it would be more of a bad o-ring. I am going to have a replacement sent out to you along with return information so you can get the defective tee back to us.
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Gwendolyn Y.
2/26/2025
Hey Rick. What kind of accessories are you going to use with the T when you go camping?