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Not mine, but may be useful to someone here
Not mine, but may be useful to someone here
Propane regulator, hoses and C/O valve
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Steve, how does it connect in order to function?
I would have assumed that one pipe comes from each bottle to the regulator and a pipe connects it to the input for the appliances.
From the photo it almost looks as though the the end of the regulator above the red coloured part has a nut (covered in green tape?) to connect to a gas bottle.
Sorry to appear dim.
Gillian
I would have assumed that one pipe comes from each bottle to the regulator and a pipe connects it to the input for the appliances.
From the photo it almost looks as though the the end of the regulator above the red coloured part has a nut (covered in green tape?) to connect to a gas bottle.
Sorry to appear dim.
Gillian
Hi
Just taken another look for you.
The fitting at the bottom of the regulator (bottom of pickie) is an isolation valve which feeds the items in your van like cooker etc. The green bit at the other end of the regulator looks like the handle on a two way valve (change over valve) in to which the two high pressure hoses fit (NOT ordinary flexible hose as that would expand and burst under pressure). Thus depending on which way the green handle is turned, depends on which bottle in on line (suppling gas).
Just had a quick search for a similar setup, but could only find an automatic c/o set, and that was about £70 plus £8 p&p. so a manual set will be less.
You know wher I am for further questions.
Just taken another look for you.
The fitting at the bottom of the regulator (bottom of pickie) is an isolation valve which feeds the items in your van like cooker etc. The green bit at the other end of the regulator looks like the handle on a two way valve (change over valve) in to which the two high pressure hoses fit (NOT ordinary flexible hose as that would expand and burst under pressure). Thus depending on which way the green handle is turned, depends on which bottle in on line (suppling gas).
Just had a quick search for a similar setup, but could only find an automatic c/o set, and that was about £70 plus £8 p&p. so a manual set will be less.
You know wher I am for further questions.
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