The difference between the prices of the JR Products Automatic Changeover LP Gas Regulators and Camco Automatic Changeover 2-Stage Propane Regulators are in the BTU per hour, which as you correctly noted, is important information. The JR Products…
To add a 100 lb tank to your two 30 lb tanks, I recommend the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting w Hose - Type 1 Valve - Quick Disconnect, Disposable Cylinder Ports #103615. This will allow you to connect the red fitting to one of your tanks and the…
Hey, Kevin. Thanks for another question! On the Progressive Dynamics 4000 series part #PD4060K, the jumper being referenced in the installation instructions is the metal link between the two positive DC lugs. That jumper ties the two positive lugs…
Hey Mark, To plug the unused ports on your JR Products RV LP Gas Manifold #JR65CR you'll just need the JR Products RV LP Gas Manifold Plug #JR25CR. We also offer a couple of adapters to make your connection to the ports easier: 1/2" x…
I attached a picture that shows what the typical dual tank setup looks like with the accessories needed labeled. First thing you need is pig tails to go from the tanks to the regulator like the part #100473-12. Then for a dual tank regulator with…
Hey Alex. From the information I can find online it does look like your 2011 Keystone Cougar 318SAB does come prepped for a second AC unit. The bedroom roof vent should be reinforced and pre-wired for a 13.5k or 15k BTU unit. To check if your trailer…
Hi William, welcome back! We don't have a way of knowing what hoses are where on your 2021 Grand Design Reflection 303RLS. From their parts list I can see they use several 3/8" Female SAE Flare Swivel x 3/8" Female SAE Flare Swivel…
The MB Sturgis Propane Adapter Hose - 3/8" Male NPT x 1/2" Female Flare Swivel uses a 3/8" fitting on the regulator side and 1/2" fitting on the manifold side. These are nominal fitting sizes so they don't actually measure…
To connect two propane tanks to the MB Sturgis High Capacity Two-Stage Auto Changeover Regulator item #888001-MBS you will want to use the GasStop Emergency Propane Shut-Off Valve Gauges w/ GasGear 18" Propane Hoses item #GS99FR. These hoses…
Hey Steven, neither end of the propane hose part #100914-180-MBS that you referenced has a POL fitting so it would not connect to what you have. We do have the adapter part #204128-MBS which if I am understanding what you are looking for would work…
Yes, the #100019-24 pigtail can be used to connect your dual-cylinder 100 lb propane setup to the regulator on your RV. Since this hose does not have a back-check to contain a gas leak, you will need the #204120-MBS fitting that includes a…
Hey, Corde. The type of hose you are looking for comes with either a 1/4 Inch male NPT or the 1/4 Inch MIF. Since you're not needing the MIF you would want to pick up MB Sturgis propane pigtail part #100473-12. This one is a 12" hose so if…
The difference between the prices of the JR Products Automatic Changeover LP Gas Regulators and Camco Automatic Changeover 2-Stage Propane Regulators are in the BTU per hour, which as you correctly noted, is important information. The JR Products…
To add a 100 lb tank to your two 30 lb tanks, I recommend the MB Sturgis Sturgi-Stay T-Fitting w Hose - Type 1 Valve - Quick Disconnect, Disposable Cylinder Ports #103615. This will allow you to connect the red fitting to one of your tanks and the…
Hey, Kevin. Thanks for another question! On the Progressive Dynamics 4000 series part #PD4060K, the jumper being referenced in the installation instructions is the metal link between the two positive DC lugs. That jumper ties the two positive lugs…
Hey Mark, To plug the unused ports on your JR Products RV LP Gas Manifold #JR65CR you'll just need the JR Products RV LP Gas Manifold Plug #JR25CR. We also offer a couple of adapters to make your connection to the ports easier: 1/2" x…
I attached a picture that shows what the typical dual tank setup looks like with the accessories needed labeled. First thing you need is pig tails to go from the tanks to the regulator like the part #100473-12. Then for a dual tank regulator with…
Hey Alex. From the information I can find online it does look like your 2011 Keystone Cougar 318SAB does come prepped for a second AC unit. The bedroom roof vent should be reinforced and pre-wired for a 13.5k or 15k BTU unit. To check if your trailer…
Hi William, welcome back! We don't have a way of knowing what hoses are where on your 2021 Grand Design Reflection 303RLS. From their parts list I can see they use several 3/8" Female SAE Flare Swivel x 3/8" Female SAE Flare Swivel…
The MB Sturgis Propane Adapter Hose - 3/8" Male NPT x 1/2" Female Flare Swivel uses a 3/8" fitting on the regulator side and 1/2" fitting on the manifold side. These are nominal fitting sizes so they don't actually measure…
To connect two propane tanks to the MB Sturgis High Capacity Two-Stage Auto Changeover Regulator item #888001-MBS you will want to use the GasStop Emergency Propane Shut-Off Valve Gauges w/ GasGear 18" Propane Hoses item #GS99FR. These hoses…
Hey Steven, neither end of the propane hose part #100914-180-MBS that you referenced has a POL fitting so it would not connect to what you have. We do have the adapter part #204128-MBS which if I am understanding what you are looking for would work…
Yes, the #100019-24 pigtail can be used to connect your dual-cylinder 100 lb propane setup to the regulator on your RV. Since this hose does not have a back-check to contain a gas leak, you will need the #204120-MBS fitting that includes a…
Hey, Corde. The type of hose you are looking for comes with either a 1/4 Inch male NPT or the 1/4 Inch MIF. Since you're not needing the MIF you would want to pick up MB Sturgis propane pigtail part #100473-12. This one is a 12" hose so if…
Propane Fittings: Essential for Reliable Connections
Propane fittings are crucial for ensuring safe and efficient connections in your propane system. Whether you're setting up a grill, RV, or portable heater, choosing the right fitting can make all the difference in performance and safety. Consider compatibility, pressure ratings, and ease of installation when selecting your fittings.
Selecting the right fitting involves checking compatibility with your existing equipment, such as the size and type of connections. Consider the pressure rating needed for your application, like low-pressure regulators for better grill control. Real-world examples show that precise measurements and understanding your setup's requirements are key.
Common issues include mismatched connections and leaks. To avoid these, ensure fittings match your propane lines and check for proper sealing. Some have found that using adaptors can solve compatibility problems, but it's best to get the right fitting from the start to prevent frustration.
For RVs, fittings that allow flexibility and easy installation are ideal. Look for hoses that can extend the distance from the LP tank, like a 12-foot hose for better placement of grills or heaters. Ensure the fittings are compatible with your RV's propane system to avoid the hassle of finding adaptors.
Pressure rating is crucial as it affects performance and safety. For instance, a low-pressure regulator can provide better temperature control for grills. Always check the pressure requirements of your appliances and match them with the fitting's rating to ensure optimal operation.
Ease of installation is key. Look for fittings that are straightforward to install and come with clear instructions. Many have found that fittings with swivel connections or those that fit snugly without extra tools make the process smoother. Always double-check connections for leaks after installation.
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