2 Stage Propane Regulator with POL - Standard P.O.L Connection and 3/8in Female Flare Fitting - Propane Tank Regulator for RV Vans Trailers Campers 100lb

2 Stage Propane Regulator with POL - Standard P.O.L Connection and 3/8in Female Flare Fitting - Propane Tank Regulator for RV Vans Trailers Campers 100lb2 Stage Propane Regulator with POL Standard P. O. L Connection and 3 8in Female Flare Fitting Propane Tank Regulator Key Features Regulation Method: Two stage design provides a constant 11 inch Water Column (W. C.) pressure for consistent appliance operation. Flow Capacity: Rated for up to 160,000 BTU hr, suitable for systems with multiple propane appliances. Inlet Connection: Standard P. O. L. (CGA 510) fitting for 20 lb to 100 lb propane cylinders

2 Stage Propane Regulator with POL - Standard P.O.L Connection and 3/8in Female Flare Fitting - Propane Tank Regulator

Key Features

• Regulation Method: Two-stage design provides a constant 11-inch Water Column (W.C.) pressure for consistent appliance operation.
• Flow Capacity: Rated for up to 160,000 BTU/hr, suitable for systems with multiple propane appliances.
• Inlet Connection: Standard P.O.L. (CGA 510) fitting for 20 lb to 100 lb propane cylinders and ASME tanks.
• Outlet Connection: 3/8-inch female flare fitting for direct connection to propane hoses and supply lines.
• Construction: Die-cast zinc body with weather-resistant finish.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Direct replacement for regulators with a P.O.L. inlet, 3/8-inch female flare outlet, and a similar BTU rating.
• Replaces most factory-installed, horizontally mounted two-stage regulators on RVs and trailers.
• Ensure specifications (BTU, inlet/outlet type and size) match the existing regulator before purchasing.

Compatibility & Fitment

• Applications: Designed for RVs, motorhomes, travel trailers, campers, and vans.
• Tank Types: Compatible with 20, 30, 40, and 100 lb vertical propane DOT cylinders and horizontal ASME tanks.
• Appliances: Supports propane furnaces, water heaters, cooking ranges, refrigerators, and generators.

When to Replace

• Performance Issues: Inconsistent flame height, popping noises from burners, or yellow, sooty flames on appliances.
• Visible Damage: Signs of corrosion, cracks, or physical damage to the regulator body or fittings.
• Leaks: Propane odor detected at or around the regulator after confirming connections are secure.
• Age: Propane regulators have a typical service life of 10-15 years. Replace based on age or manufacturer recommendations.

Installation Tips

• Mount the regulator with the vent facing downward to prevent water and debris accumulation.
• After installation, perform a leak test on all connections using a soapy water solution. Do not use a flame.
• Do not apply pipe dope or thread sealant to flare fittings.
• Ensure the regulator vent remains clear and unobstructed during operation.
• Consult a certified gas technician for installation if you are not familiar with propane systems.