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Lidl Propane gas regulator
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Lidl will be stocking Propane gas regulators on 21st Feb for £9.99, looks to me like a couple of different ones on their webpage :-
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Last one I bought from my local Flogas dealer, last year was £6.99.
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Hi, DO NOT USE ONE OF THESE ON YOUR VAN. These are adjustable regulators up to 2Bar pressure which is roughly 60 times the running pressure of your appliances. A good quality correct specification regulator is only between £6 & £8 & should be changed every 5 years. Dont take chances with your life & those camped around you, Steve

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Hi Steve I agree, gas regulators should be changed every 5 years, more here on regulators
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The bits and bats inside a regulator are subject to wear and can fail.

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sergeant wrote:
Hi, DO NOT USE ONE OF THESE ON YOUR VAN. These are adjustable regulators up to 2Bar pressure which is roughly 60 times the running pressure of your appliances. A good quality correct specification regulator is only between £6 & £8 & should be changed every 5 years. Dont take chances with your life & those camped around you, Steve


Could not agree more, 2bar is just under 30Psi! What are you car tyre pressures?

When you consider new Motorhome and caravans are 30mbar!

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To be fair, the Lidl ones are not being marketed to campers-they are used for DIY at those pressures for burners etc.

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Waleem wrote:
To be fair, the Lidl ones are not being marketed to campers-they are used for DIY at those pressures for burners etc.


Yes, but how many of your average Lidl shoppers buying a can of beans, loaf of bread and a pack of butter will know this. Buy a cheap tent, along the ilses, borrow uncle Jack's old table top cooker and........well you know the rest.

We are just warning people "to be fair".

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