GAS FITTINGS FOR STOVE IN ADELAIDE

Thanks for that but have already tried them, they were not a lot of help and didn't sell any fitting with dust caps.
Cheers Lyndon

And if they are they would be totaly illegal in the application ,,

why so, Axel?

Compressed air fittings would be heaps higher spec than low pressure gas. Or even cylinder pressure gas.

Ken

Higher spec perhaps ,but 1 carries a flammable gas and the other does not ,, ever wonder why gas fitting use a cack handed thread ?? safety perhaps ,, why can any man and his dog fit air supply but for gas you must be licensed ?

but quick connect fittings are available and legal for lpg
i dont know if the above are for gas or air

yes, and Maxbilt did fit some for me for my barbeque.

post regulator, I had a bayonet to connect to the fitting on the van and a quick connet to put the hose on the bbq, so I wouldn't have to either keep unscrewing, or have the long (heavy) hose permanently attached.

I had another qc fitting put onto the short hose and regulator so I can also use a standalone gas bottle.

But the qc fittings are not quite the same as those shown, and they do not have a dust cover.

Ken

The couplings shown look very much likethese ..
they may or may not be approved for flammable gas??

they do, dont they ed...and with same dust covers

but the TEMA fittings at Gameco dont look the same

but they do state dust covers are available

which i might add are "LP Gas Specialist fittings"

Tried that, they just suggested that i try a plumbing shop but sort of figure they wont want to be bothered working out what i need and crimping hoses etc?

Lyndon,
Gameco don't have those fittings in their catalogue. They look like air couplings to me. I agree with above, don't play with gas.

OK, lookee what I found
here

this mob is in Brisvegas, not SA, but if ya do no good elsewhere, it might be worth your while givin' 'em a call here

Hi Louie,
The fittings in the pictures you posted are also used on Natural gas, they are the standard fittings fitted on new homes that are now (most of them anyway) having BBQ provision plumbed in during the building process, I had the same fitting/s when I built my last house. (Natural/Town Gas) Convienent for the BBQ, fitting the bayonet was a really tight fit and a bit hard to push up and twist if you have bigish hands (skinned knuckles on the brickwork)

Shane