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2-Stage Automatic Changeover LP Propane Gas Regulator with Two 18" Pigtail Hoses with Gauge & 4FT Outlet Regulator Stainless Hose 1/4" Inverted Male Flare
2-Stage Automatic Changeover LP Propane Gas Regulator with Two 18" Pigtail Hoses with Gauge & 4FT Outlet Regulator Stainless Hose 1/4 Inverted Male Flare
Key Features
- Two-stage regulation design for consistent gas pressure output.
- Automatic changeover mechanism switches from primary to reserve tank when the primary is empty.
- Integrated visual pressure gauge for quick monitoring of fuel levels.
- Includes two 18-inch stainless steel braided pigtail hoses with QCC1 connections.
- Includes one 4-foot outlet hose with 1/4-inch inverted male flare fitting.
- CSA certified for compliance with safety and leakage standards.
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- Compatible with industry-standard two-stage changeover regulators.
- Replaces common RV propane assemblies including units from Marshall Excelsior, JR Products, and Flame King.
Compatibility & Fitment
- Designed for dual-tank RV, camper, and trailer propane systems.
- Compatible with 5 lb to 40 lb refillable propane tanks.
- Outlet connection: 1/4-inch inverted male flare.
- Inlet connection: Standard QCC1.
When to Replace
- If the regulator fails to maintain consistent pressure to appliances.
- Visible signs of corrosion, cracking, or damage to the hose braiding.
- The internal diaphragm or changeover mechanism no longer functions correctly.
- Leaking or the smell of gas detected at the regulator assembly.
- Recommended replacement interval for propane regulators is typically every 10 years per industry safety guidelines.
Installation Tips
- Ensure all gas supply valves are closed before starting the installation.
- Use a leak detection solution on all threaded connections after assembly to verify seals.
- Mount the regulator in a vertical position to ensure proper drainage and prevent moisture accumulation.
- Ensure the regulator vent is pointed downward to prevent water ingress and debris blockage.
- Verify that the outlet hose is free of kinks or sharp bends after mounting.
$20.31
Original: $58.02
-65%2-Stage Automatic Changeover LP Propane Gas Regulator with Two 18" Pigtail Hoses with Gauge & 4FT Outlet Regulator Stainless Hose 1/4" Inverted Male Flareā
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Description
2-Stage Automatic Changeover LP Propane Gas Regulator with Two 18" Pigtail Hoses with Gauge & 4FT Outlet Regulator Stainless Hose 1/4 Inverted Male Flare
Key Features
- Two-stage regulation design for consistent gas pressure output.
- Automatic changeover mechanism switches from primary to reserve tank when the primary is empty.
- Integrated visual pressure gauge for quick monitoring of fuel levels.
- Includes two 18-inch stainless steel braided pigtail hoses with QCC1 connections.
- Includes one 4-foot outlet hose with 1/4-inch inverted male flare fitting.
- CSA certified for compliance with safety and leakage standards.
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- Compatible with industry-standard two-stage changeover regulators.
- Replaces common RV propane assemblies including units from Marshall Excelsior, JR Products, and Flame King.
Compatibility & Fitment
- Designed for dual-tank RV, camper, and trailer propane systems.
- Compatible with 5 lb to 40 lb refillable propane tanks.
- Outlet connection: 1/4-inch inverted male flare.
- Inlet connection: Standard QCC1.
When to Replace
- If the regulator fails to maintain consistent pressure to appliances.
- Visible signs of corrosion, cracking, or damage to the hose braiding.
- The internal diaphragm or changeover mechanism no longer functions correctly.
- Leaking or the smell of gas detected at the regulator assembly.
- Recommended replacement interval for propane regulators is typically every 10 years per industry safety guidelines.
Installation Tips
- Ensure all gas supply valves are closed before starting the installation.
- Use a leak detection solution on all threaded connections after assembly to verify seals.
- Mount the regulator in a vertical position to ensure proper drainage and prevent moisture accumulation.
- Ensure the regulator vent is pointed downward to prevent water ingress and debris blockage.
- Verify that the outlet hose is free of kinks or sharp bends after mounting.
