Propane extension
Hello All ---
Been searching around for this topic and there seems to be some conflicting info... so asking for personal experience with tapping into an RV propane line...
My 5er has two 20# propane tanks with the standard auto-switching regulator. I am looking to plumb in at least one outdoor propane line to be used with our griddle and possibly small grill or heater.
I've read about people tee-ing in and successfully doing this, and others who say that the low-pressure output of the regulator will not support an outdoor grill.
From what I can tell, my propane griddle came with a regulator that has an output pressure of 11" W.C. and 95,000 btu.
Thoughts? If possible, I'd like to plumb it in after the RV regulator so I can have the benefit of both propane tanks. I understand I can get an extend-a-stay or what not and plumb in before the regulator, but then I am at the mercy of only one tank.
Thanks!
Been searching around for this topic and there seems to be some conflicting info... so asking for personal experience with tapping into an RV propane line...
My 5er has two 20# propane tanks with the standard auto-switching regulator. I am looking to plumb in at least one outdoor propane line to be used with our griddle and possibly small grill or heater.
I've read about people tee-ing in and successfully doing this, and others who say that the low-pressure output of the regulator will not support an outdoor grill.
From what I can tell, my propane griddle came with a regulator that has an output pressure of 11" W.C. and 95,000 btu.
Thoughts? If possible, I'd like to plumb it in after the RV regulator so I can have the benefit of both propane tanks. I understand I can get an extend-a-stay or what not and plumb in before the regulator, but then I am at the mercy of only one tank.
Thanks!
