Caravan Gas Bottle T

I'm not sure you can mix HP & LP gas systems. That is probably why you can't find a fitting to do it. I think it is best you consult a gas fitter. A gas fitter should do the job in any case.

PeterD

You can get a 'T' connections, they are available from camping stores such as Camping World.

AC12T 3/8” Dual Outlet
AC12T is a dual outlet tee to allow the simultaneous use of two Companion camping appliances. Suitable for connecting to a Companion or 3/8” LH LPG camping cylinder.


Chris

Think about it again as you will need to have a tap to turn this gas off n on for your barby and if the barby is not connected or there is no one around some idiot may open this tap and the result could be rather ugly.
Just a thought.

Ok, worked out EXACTLY what I am after:

POL Male to 2x POL Female Tee - is this possible to get?

Why don't you just go to a plumbing supplies?

Would proberly not be legal here same as the Macoupler.
try getting direct from them

Camping shops do sell low pressure round burners. You could run this from a tee after the regulator. You can also get a bayonet fitting to 'plug' the burner into, which, when unplugged cuts off the gas. Caravan suppliers sell the bayonets.

G`Day,
I bought exactly that, two weeks ago from "Bendigo Cylinder Testing", cost about $45.00. It screws direct into 9kg bottle,then the 3/8 Companion outlet and tap, then the female pol for the regulator to screw in. You can leave it there all the time as the gas to the c/van is regulated and the 3/8 companion outlet is for the portable bar/bee, or as I did, I used a gas light on an extension pole/pipe/thingo and had an all round camp light.
Just needs a cap over the companion thread when not in use, I used like what fits to bottom of chair leg only smaller.

Scrubcat

Have a look here

b.t. I've read through your thread and it's been interesting reading. I really think it muight be a good idea for you to get someone who knows how to do the job to do it for you as you seem to have a lot of questions. Incorrectly fitted gas appliances can be deadly!

Many interesting and varied reples with a message common to many. FOR CRYING OUT LOUD, CONSULT A GAS-FITTER. Don't mess with high pressure LP as safety of family and others nearby is too important. Happy Christmas.

Yes I agree - get a licenced gas fitter to tell you if it can be done and then do it for you. You will be able to find a gas fitter near you if you can negotiate a phone book. If that's not possible I suggest you go to the nearest plumbing supplies and ask for a lead. For information and advice on gas, electricity and plumbing it's better to seek the advice of qualified tradesmen - for the safety of yourself and your family.

Come on you people , all he asked was if anyone knows where he can get a fitting that he has described....cant see anything wrong with that ...do you people call a plumber every time your gas bottle runs out??....I mean bloody hell it must be dangerous connecting that hose back up to the bottle again!!!!BEWARE we are talking about gas here!!!.......I cant see anything wrong with what your doing B.T. i mean you must have a bit of a clue , otherwise you wouldn't be doing it....

Sheesh!! if i had to call a plumber every time i done something involving gas , i wouldn't be doing any travelling , but the bloody plumber would be getting a nice bank account


Cheers........Dave

Everyone Thanks for your help!

Just writing to let you know what I have decided to do - for those who want to do it in the future.

The aquaknect Product (link above) is a discontinued line, so that wasn't an option.

I called up Camping world (mentioned above) and they informed me that they were out of stock, but told me to try Supagas.

Supagas told me that they can do it, and it will cost $40 - the guy there had a good idea and was helpful.

I also called Ray's; however they informed me that it would cost around $60 so that was out of the question.

I also called up the joint in Bendigo, however they said they sold their last one 3 weeks ago and could get one in by Friday - they said it would cost $55.

In the end I have decided to go to Supagas - mainly as they are close, and a bit cheaper than the Bendigo Company.

Thanks to all of you guys who posted!

Regards.

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