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A low pressure propane regulator to step down high pressure suitable for low pressure appliance.
10 in stock
This propane regulator is for low pressure output type. The inlet is already equipped with a screw in connector that will fit to 20 lbs propane tank. Its outlet is a 3/8″ barb connector ready for a 3/8″ ID hose.
This regulator is ideal to step down a propane tank or bottle pressure suitable for low pressure cooker.
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 × 3 × 2 in |
Customer (High Pressure Regulator): I ordered a high pressure regulator last month and I’ve been having problems with it. The gas comes out slowly and I’m not able to get the high power flame. Can you provide a solution? Thank you. Outdoorstirfry: Can you watch video #1 on page http://outdoorstirfry.com/?page_id=768. The regulator needs to give two […]
Customer (PF13L160): Propane regulator is defective and won’t allow propane from Propane tank and through the hose Outdoorstirfry: The regulator has a leak protection feature. When activated, it reduces gas flow to the burner. Please re-read item 8 2~4 paragraphs of attached user guide. Before turning on the propane tank top valve, please shut off […]
Inquiry: Hello guys, I’ve been looking through your great web site as I’m looking for a single wok burner as they are few and far between here in the UK. Ideally I would like like a burner that might connect to 13kg propane tank – the kind that you might connect to a BBQ (I can attach an European […]
Customer: I have your PowerFlamer for many years. Very good product. Recently, I had to change the regulator and you sent me a red regulator (I use to have a blue flat regulator). I notice that the new regulator has a hissing sound and I smell propane coming from a very small hole in the […]
Customer: The hose connection would not fit on the American Gas 15 Lb. bottle bought from Home Depot. I purchased an adaptor from Home Depot which I can return. The first time I used it, it was perfect. The next day there was hardly enough gas to light the pilot, and then none. Here is […]
Questions: I received my 13″ 130K btu electronic ignition propane burner today, thank you for the prompt shipping. How do I connect the regulator to my propane tank? Your regulator connector looks somewhat like this: Every American style regulator I’ve ever seen looks like this: See the black coupler? This is required to connect a […]
We can provide two choices: the typical is a ACME type I connector . Appliance side swivel nut fitting is female 1-5/16” ACME x 1/4” M.P.T.. As the appliance side of theType I connection, it makes a positive connection by threading on to the ACME threads of the valve with a user-friendly right hand turn motion. […]
Inquiry: Can you tell me what is the difference between the «EasyFlamer EF13CSP50WG» and the «EF13SP50WG» models? The specs on this page are the same. Outdoorstirfry: EF13CSP50WG is capable of being powered by a 1lb propane bottle besides from a 20lbs propane tank. EF13SP50WG is only able to be powered from a 20lbs tank. Inquiry: Is […]
Customer (PF13L160EI): My propane burner will only produce a moderate flame now. At first, I thought that my propane was getting low, so I had the tank topped off, but that didn’t help. Do you have any ideas of what could be wrong and how I could fix the burner? Thank-you. Outdoorstirfry: Our latest regulator […]
Customer (PF13L160EI): I have been using my PF13L160EI with a 20lb propane tank for the past two years. The unit is reliable and I love cooking with it: the high pressure opens up new cooking textures and flavors. Your website clearly mentions the electronic ignition—which reliably produces a spark but doesn’t reliably ignite the pilot […]
