I just bought a new Bayou Classic outdoor LP gas burner for outdoor cooking when RV'ing. I had hoped to install a quick-disconnect in my RV's LP gas line to connect the burner to.
When the new burner came, I noticed that the regulator that came with it had a label on it indicating that its downstream pressure is 10 psi. (Yes, PSI, not inches of water!) In earlier posts, both Ron and RVRoamer indicated that the proper LP gas pressure for RV appliances is 11 in. of water. Right now, it looks like I'm gonna have to buy a new 20# LP tank to feed the burner.
Does anyone have any good ideas on how to implement my original idea of connecting to my RV's twin 30#'ers? MY RV has an integrated tank selector valve and regulator, so there's no way to tap into a tank-pressure port downstream of the selector valve, but upstream of the regulator.
TIA for any help anyone can offer.
John in SW Ohio
When the new burner came, I noticed that the regulator that came with it had a label on it indicating that its downstream pressure is 10 psi. (Yes, PSI, not inches of water!) In earlier posts, both Ron and RVRoamer indicated that the proper LP gas pressure for RV appliances is 11 in. of water. Right now, it looks like I'm gonna have to buy a new 20# LP tank to feed the burner.
Does anyone have any good ideas on how to implement my original idea of connecting to my RV's twin 30#'ers? MY RV has an integrated tank selector valve and regulator, so there's no way to tap into a tank-pressure port downstream of the selector valve, but upstream of the regulator.
TIA for any help anyone can offer.
John in SW Ohio