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2-Stage Automatic Changeover LP Propane Gas Regulator with 36" Pigtail Hoses with Gauge POL Connect 100lb Propane Tank Regulator 1/4" Inverted Male Flare

2-Stage Automatic Changeover LP Propane Gas Regulator with 36" Pigtail Hoses with Gauge POL Connect 100lb Propane Tank Regulator 1/4" Inverted Male Flare

2-Stage Automatic Changeover LP Propane Gas Regulator with 36" Pigtail Hoses with Gauge POL Connect 100lb Propane Tank Regulator 1/4" Inverted Male Flare

Key Features

  • Automatic changeover functionality switches from empty service cylinder to reserve cylinder without interrupting gas flow.
  • Integrated visual indicator shows green when primary tank is full and red when service tank is empty.
  • Two-stage design maintains consistent gas pressure for appliances.
  • Includes two 36-inch high-pressure pigtail hoses with POL connections.
  • Output connection: 1/4-inch inverted male flare.
  • CSA certified for safety and performance standards.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • Commonly replaces standard RV dual-stage auto-changeover regulators.
  • Compatible with industry-standard twin-stage propane regulator assemblies.

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for use with standard 100lb propane tanks and smaller portable cylinders.
  • Suitable for RVs, travel trailers, campers, and outdoor kitchen propane systems.
  • Inlet connection: POL (standard propane cylinder connection).
  • Outlet connection: 1/4-inch inverted flare (standard for most RV propane piping systems).

When to Replace

  • If the regulator shows signs of external corrosion, rust, or physical damage.
  • If gas pressure fluctuates or appliances fail to ignite consistently.
  • If there is a detectable sulfur or rotten-egg odor near the regulator.
  • If the internal diaphragm fails to maintain pressure or the changeover mechanism ceases to function.
  • If the unit has been in service for 10 or more years.

Installation Tips

  • Ensure the propane supply at the tanks is completely shut off before beginning installation.
  • Use a leak detection solution at all connection points after installation to verify a seal.
  • Mount the regulator in a vertical position with the vent pointing downward to prevent moisture buildup and debris entry.
  • Do not overtighten fittings; use thread sealant approved for propane gas if required by the connection type.
  • Purge air from the propane lines slowly after installation.
$17.55

Original: $50.13

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2-Stage Automatic Changeover LP Propane Gas Regulator with 36" Pigtail Hoses with Gauge POL Connect 100lb Propane Tank Regulator 1/4" Inverted Male Flare—

$50.13

$17.55

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2-Stage Automatic Changeover LP Propane Gas Regulator with 36" Pigtail Hoses with Gauge POL Connect 100lb Propane Tank Regulator 1/4" Inverted Male Flare

Key Features

  • Automatic changeover functionality switches from empty service cylinder to reserve cylinder without interrupting gas flow.
  • Integrated visual indicator shows green when primary tank is full and red when service tank is empty.
  • Two-stage design maintains consistent gas pressure for appliances.
  • Includes two 36-inch high-pressure pigtail hoses with POL connections.
  • Output connection: 1/4-inch inverted male flare.
  • CSA certified for safety and performance standards.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • Commonly replaces standard RV dual-stage auto-changeover regulators.
  • Compatible with industry-standard twin-stage propane regulator assemblies.

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for use with standard 100lb propane tanks and smaller portable cylinders.
  • Suitable for RVs, travel trailers, campers, and outdoor kitchen propane systems.
  • Inlet connection: POL (standard propane cylinder connection).
  • Outlet connection: 1/4-inch inverted flare (standard for most RV propane piping systems).

When to Replace

  • If the regulator shows signs of external corrosion, rust, or physical damage.
  • If gas pressure fluctuates or appliances fail to ignite consistently.
  • If there is a detectable sulfur or rotten-egg odor near the regulator.
  • If the internal diaphragm fails to maintain pressure or the changeover mechanism ceases to function.
  • If the unit has been in service for 10 or more years.

Installation Tips

  • Ensure the propane supply at the tanks is completely shut off before beginning installation.
  • Use a leak detection solution at all connection points after installation to verify a seal.
  • Mount the regulator in a vertical position with the vent pointing downward to prevent moisture buildup and debris entry.
  • Do not overtighten fittings; use thread sealant approved for propane gas if required by the connection type.
  • Purge air from the propane lines slowly after installation.