What size are RV propane fittings?
The fitting that attaches your supply hose to your RV’s main propane line will typically be a 1/2″ or 3/8″ flare fitting.
What is the pigtail on a propane tank?
Propane Regulator Connection – Pigtail The pigtail connects to the service valve of the propane tank and the inlet connection of the regulator. This connection is relatively small in diameter which initially restricts the flow of gas from the tank to the regulator.
How do you hook up an outdoor propane tank to an RV?
How to Hook Up an External Propane Tank to an RV (3 Simple Steps)
- Step 1: Disconnect Propane Regulator From Your Permanent Propane Tank.
- Step 2: Install the Camco RV External Propane Tank Adapter.
- Step 3: Connect Your External Propane Tank.
- Optional Step 4: Attach an External Gas Appliance.
Are all RV propane quick connects the same?
Yes, all of the low-pressure propane quick-disconnect fittings in North America (regardless of brand) are the same… but they’re different from high-pressure fittings, and different from fittings for natural gas.
What thread is propane hose?
36″ LP Gas Hose (3/8″ Female Thread to 3/8″ Male Thread) by Camco®.
What is a pigtail fitting?
Cylinder pigtails are used to connect a manifold to compressed gas cylinders. They are equipped with a CGA inlet fitting that matches the cylinder valve CGA outlet connection (to minimize the possibility of hazardous misconnections). Most pigtails are provided with an attached wrench.
Can I use a regular propane tank on an RV?
The two primary types of propane tanks include American Society of Mechanical Engineers-approved (ASME) tanks and Department of Transportation-approved (DOT) tanks. Once mounted, you cannot move an ASME tank, which makes them ideal for stationary motorhomes that you do not plan to travel with frequently.