My FW has a quick connect LP fitting for attaching a grill etc. I have a nice grill and a camp chef LP fire pit. Both can be attached directly to a bottle. I thought I would try getting the quick connect hose that I could run either of these. According to my local RV shop, it can't be done. I was told that the quick connect fittings are low pressure and my grill and fire pit require high pressure and so there is no way to connect them. Is that right? Apparently there is a "special" grill that hooks to the quick connect?

You need to remove the regulators from the grill and firepit as the quick connect on the RV is being regulated by the rigs regulator. But, you will need to put them back on if you wish to use them with a stand alone propane cylinder.Mitch

He is correct. Some grills can be converted with a kit that replaces the control assembly. Check with your grills manufacturer.

I found a connector for my Blackstone grill on Amazon, with quick disconnect hose. Works great. I would chack if they have one for yours, if not amazon the google.

DancinCampers wrote:I found a connector for my Blackstone grill on Amazon, with quick disconnect hose. Works great. I would chack if they have one for yours, if not amazon the google.I looked, I found, this clicky

agesilaus wrote:DancinCampers wrote:I found a connector for my Blackstone grill on Amazon, with quick disconnect hose. Works great. I would chack if they have one for yours, if not amazon the google.I looked, I found, this clickyIf I understand correctly (and that's giving more credit here than we should) I can take the current hose with regulator off the grill and/or fire pit, and attach this hose instead. Keeping the old hose of course and swap back if connecting directly to a small tank. Do I have that right?

Quick connect LP fitting won't work with standard gas grill?

MitchF150
Explorer III
Apr 28, 2021
You need to remove the regulators from the grill and firepit as the quick connect on the RV is being regulated by the rigs regulator. But, you will need to put them back on if you wish to use them with a stand alone propane cylinder.

Mitch
prichardson
Explorer
Apr 28, 2021
He is correct. Some grills can be converted with a kit that replaces the control assembly. Check with your grills manufacturer.
DancinCampers
Explorer II
Apr 28, 2021
I found a connector for my Blackstone grill on Amazon, with quick disconnect hose. Works great. I would chack if they have one for yours, if not amazon the google.
agesilaus
Explorer III
Apr 28, 2021
DancinCampers wrote:
I found a connector for my Blackstone grill on Amazon, with quick disconnect hose. Works great. I would chack if they have one for yours, if not amazon the google.

I looked, I found, this clicky
way2roll
Navigator II
Apr 28, 2021
agesilaus wrote:
DancinCampers wrote:
I found a connector for my Blackstone grill on Amazon, with quick disconnect hose. Works great. I would chack if they have one for yours, if not amazon the google.

I looked, I found, this clicky

If I understand correctly (and that's giving more credit here than we should) I can take the current hose with regulator off the grill and/or fire pit, and attach this hose instead. Keeping the old hose of course and swap back if connecting directly to a small tank. Do I have that right?
bob213
Explorer
Apr 28, 2021
Don't know what you have but you may find what you need here:
Torjik
Lantley
Nomad
Apr 28, 2021
way2roll wrote:
agesilaus wrote:
DancinCampers wrote:
I found a connector for my Blackstone grill on Amazon, with quick disconnect hose. Works great. I would chack if they have one for yours, if not amazon the google.

I looked, I found, this clicky

If I understand correctly (and that's giving more credit here than we should) I can take the current hose with regulator off the grill and/or fire pit, and attach this hose instead. Keeping the old hose of course and swap back if connecting directly to a small tank. Do I have that right?

Yes that is the general idea.
Mel_Stuplich
Explorer
Apr 28, 2021
Most standard gas grills must be connected BEFORE the LP pressure regulator on the RV.
Cummins12V98
Explorer III
Apr 28, 2021
Community Alumni
Apr 29, 2021
I have a Weber BBQ with it's own regulator and I use the low pressure side of the propane from the RV with the quick connect. Works just fine.

JimR