Propane Regulator Recommendation for RV with Unregulated Propane

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Thanks for the info. Where does this regulator get installed? At the grill or to the brass fitting that the quick connect hose is connected to at the tank?

asked by: Terry B

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You'd need to use a regulator to get the pressure down the 11 inch water column that propane accessories are designed to work with. For that you'd want the part # CAM59313.

This will get the pressure down to where you need it.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Terry

10/4/2017

Thanks for the info. Where does this regulator get installed? At the grill or to the brass fitting that the quick connect hose is connected to at the tank?

Jameson C.

10/4/2017

The regulator would get installed on the tank side. Between it and the quick disconnect hose you mentioned.

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