Can RV Gas Grill Use Accessory Hose for Connection to Larger Gas Source

Updated 10/26/2017 | Published 10/25/2017

Products Featured in This Question

MB Sturgis Propane Adapter Hose - Model 250 Quick-Disconnect x Disposable Cylinder Port - 10'

(1003)

$31.63

MB Sturgis Propane Adapter Hose - Model 250 Quick-Disconnect x Disposable Cylinder Port - 6'

(1003)

$28.95

Question:

I noticed in some of the comments that this product wont work with certain portable grills. Im looking at getting a Coleman Roadtrip LXX that can take the small bottles, or with a hose, can be used with a regular 20# tank. However, my pop-up camper has a quick connect that can be used to hook up the stove or other appliances. I noticed that some of the hoses Ive found on other sites that would run directly from a propane tank to the grill do not have a regulator on them. Im assuming this grill possibly has some type of built in regulator. If I bought this hose and connected it to the quick connect on my camper and to the grill, would the regulator that is on the camper at the propane tanks affect the performance of the grill?

asked by: Steven H

Expert Reply:

We do not offer the Coleman Roadtrip XXL gas grill but based on my research it can use a hose like 6-foot # 100476-72-MBS or the longer 10-foot # 100476-120-MBS. This grill does have individual gas controls for each of its two burners.

Usually there are issue only when trying to use a smaller propane source, one that delivers less pressure that what the appliance requires. For example, if the device was made for 20-lb tanks as the source it would not get enough pressure from a small disposable gas cylinder.

expert reply by: Adam R