/is the hose for direct connection from a 5 or 10lb propane BBQ tank directly to a travel/portable grill that takes 1 lb disposable(coleman)cylinders?
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Yes, it works great. Purchased a cover for the end that connects to the tank to keep dirt and such out when not connected too
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PRODUCT OVERVIEWSportsman Series Hose and Regulator Kit Type 1 Connection with 5/8 in. MIP to connect most LP Tanks and cylinders. Ideal for use with low pressure gas applications like camping stoves. With a 5 ft. length, the hose is convenient and easy to use.*5 ft. hose*Type 1, 5/8 in. MIP*Connects to most tanks and cylinders*Ideal for camp grills or stoves*MFG Model # : LPHK5*MFG Part # : LPHK5
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You don't need this with the 1 lb tanks. Screw them directly into the appliance. This hose is to use refillable tanks in place of 1 lb ones.
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If you're going to hook it to a propane TANK then you need the adapter/hose. If you hook it up to a small cylinder which you typically find in the sporting goods section, no, it has the connector.
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All the canister portable/disposable propane bottles fit inside. Additionally you can get an adapter cable that connects to a 20lb propane tank - there is a grommeted hold in the bottom that the hose can feed through. Most I talked to, including me, have purchased the 20lb tank to portable canister adapter to re-fill the portable canisters. A canister seems to lasts a couple of full evenings.
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If you want to use a bulk (5 gal) tank, yes. You'll need a hose and Type-1 adapter. Otherwise the little green Coleman bottles screw right in.
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Yes, the hose hooks to the propane bottle. It's long enough to connect easily. the Beauty of this system is you can use it with one section or both depending on how many appliances you want to run and how high you want your Lantern(Optional)to sit. You WILL need to purchase the appliance hoses separately, I have two
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With the correct connecting hoses, YES. This is a GREAT way to save on propane. 16oz bottles get expensive compared to bulk propane
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I am currently using my weber grill with the 20lb tank size. I bought an adapter hose that allows me to use the big 20lb tank and I can also use the small portable Coleman bottles. Go to your local hardware store and get an adapter hose. I did not modify my grill.
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Yes. The hose is a standard size for Nat Gas and the only issue is making sure you have the proper fitting to mate it to your BBQ. You can purchase fittings at a local hardware or big box store. Just remember, as others indicate in their ratings, to use proper sealant tape and leaks should not be an issue!
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Camco also sells an adapter hose and it says on their item description that it can be used with this portable grill
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I was able to attach this to a standard 20lb propane cylinder I purchased at convenience store. I just screwed one end into the tank and the other end into my Weber Q200 grill. Can't speak for any other grill equipment.
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The little tank that is displayed is disposable. It does NOT come with a tank. They are the same tanks used for camp stoves, lights, etc. You can find them in any number of places (they are about $3-4 in my area). You can also buy an adaptor hose to hook this up to the larger, 20lb propane tanks you find on propane grills.
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As purchased only the small propane canisters. The Coleman manuals shows an accessory hose with fittings for a typical 5-gal exchange tank
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I used this hose in order to use a propane tank I swap out for a full one occasionally at Lowe's Hardware stores, instead of the small (?16oz) camping stove propane bottles. It works perfectly.
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I'm not sure, but I think so, probably with an adapter. I've seen other people refill the small 1-lb bottles from a larger tank and use them with a catalytic heater; the reason is to leave the large tank outside and not have it take up so much space inside a small motorhome. They also have a gizmo to refill the small cylinders and reuse them. It would be prohibitively expensive to buy new 1-pound cylinders each time. We had our portable heater plumbed with a quick-disconnect nozzle to feed directly off the motorhome's main built-in propane tank.
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This hose has the fittings that are found on a small disposable propane tank, not the kind that you find on an RV. It won't do what you need.