Propane Accessories

Your propane tank needs a valve to control vapor leaving the container and feeding the propane system. This service valve installs in a 3/4" tank port and gives you a female POL outlet plus a handwheel to shut off propane at the tank.

Dirt and debris can collect on an exposed propane fill connection and interfere with the mating surfaces. This 1-3/4" plastic cap covers the connection when it's not in use to help keep contaminants out.

An unused inlet on your automatic changeover regulator needs to stay sealed when a pigtail isn't connected. This brass plug closes the regulator's 1/4" inverted flare connection to prevent propane from escaping through the open port.

An uncovered propane cylinder valve can get damaged during storage or handling, leaving you with damaged threads or sealing surfaces. This cap protects the 1-5/16" ACME connection, while the attached strap keeps the cap with the valve.

Your RV propane system needs to hold pressure when closed. If pressure drops, propane may be leaking. This complete test kit lets you monitor appliance line pressure so you can find pressure loss before using your propane system.

Check whether your RV propane system is holding pressure during leak testing, service, or troubleshooting. This gauge measures appliance line pressure from 0 to 35" WC, helping you identify a pressure drop that may indicate a leak.

An unused port on your RV's propane manifold needs to stay sealed instead of remaining open. This brass hex plug closes a compatible 1/2" flare connection to prevent propane from escaping through the unused port.

Leaving a male POL fitting uncovered during storage or transport exposes its threads and sealing surface to dirt or damage. This brass female POL cap covers the fitting so it stays protected until you're ready to reconnect it.

Leaving your propane quick-disconnect open exposes the coupler to dirt and debris that can interfere with the connection or seal. This brass plug covers the opening between uses to keep contaminants out.

Dirt or damage on an exposed propane flare fitting can keep it from sealing properly when you reconnect it, creating a propane leak. This 3/8" female flare cap covers the connection between uses to protect the sealing surface.

Removing your propane cylinder for transport or replacement leaves the POL outlet exposed. This brass plug seals the outlet and keeps dirt and debris from damaging the connection or interfering with the seal when you reconnect it.

Leaving the 1"-20 male fitting on your propane adapter uncovered exposes the threads and seal to dirt or damage. This cap covers the connection between uses, while the attached strap keeps it with the fitting.

Trapped propane can discharge when you disconnect a pressurized transfer line, creating a flammable gas release. This vent valve bleeds off that propane first, so you can verify the upstream valve is closed before disconnecting.

Keep your 30-lb propane cylinders from shifting while your towable RV is on the road. This complete mounting kit holds the cylinders in the pan and clamps them in place with a support bar, 24" threaded rod, and wing nut.