3 Feet Propane Regulator Hose with Integrated Gauge

Key Features

• CSA Certified Safety: Rigorously tested and CSA certified to meet North American safety standards, providing a stable, low-pressure gas flow and a secondary safety shut-off for your outdoor appliances.
• Integrated Pressure Monitoring: Features a built-in, color-coded pressure gauge (Green/Yellow/Red) that allows you to monitor propane levels in real-time, preventing the inconvenience of running out of fuel mid-cookout.
• Durable All-Weather Construction: The 3-foot (36-inch) hose is made from high-quality, flexible rubber designed to withstand UV rays, extreme temperatures, and environmental wear without cracking or leaking.
• Precision 3/8" Female Flare Nut: Equipped with a standard 3/8-inch brass flare nut that provides an airtight, metal-on-metal seal to the appliance manifold, ensuring no gas escapes at the connection point.
• Tool-Free QCC1 Connector: Designed for an easy, hand-tightened connection to standard 20 lb to 40 lb propane tanks, featuring an internal "excess flow" safety check to protect against major leaks.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Manufacturer Equivalents: Weber 60040, Char-Broil 4584657, Nexgrill 710-0008, Cuisinart GR-10-H.
• Generic Standards: Low-pressure 1PSI regulator assemblies with 3/8" flare connectors.

Compatibility & Fitment

This regulator is a universal "low-pressure" replacement for a wide range of outdoor propane appliances. Key compatible brands include:

• Gas Grills: Fits Weber (Spirit, Genesis, Q series), Char-Broil, Nexgrill, Cuisinart, Dyna-Glo, and KitchenAid models with a 3/8" male flare inlet.
• Patio Heaters: Direct fit for most 40,000–48,000 BTU vertical patio heaters that utilize a standard 20 lb bulk tank.
• Fire Pit Tables: Compatible with various outdoor propane fire pits and decorative fire tables using a standard low-pressure burner.
• Smokers & Stoves: Works with low-pressure vertical smokers and tabletop stoves that require a 3/8" flare connection.
• Note: This is a Low-Pressure regulator. It is not compatible with natural gas or high-pressure appliances like turkey fryers or high-output commercial burners.

When to Replace

• Smell of Propane: If you detect gas odors near the hose or regulator body, the internal diaphragm or rubber wall has likely been compromised.
• Weak or Inconsistent Flame: If your burners are producing a low, flickering, or yellow flame, the regulator is likely sticking and failing to provide the required 11" Water Column pressure.
• Hose Brittleness: Any signs of "checking" (fine cracks) or stiffness in the rubber hose are critical safety warnings that the material is failing.
• Gauge Inaccuracy: If the gauge needle remains stuck in one position regardless of the tank's contents, the internal sensing mechanism has failed.
• Hissing Noises: Audible gas leaks from the regulator’s vent hole indicate a ruptured internal safety diaphragm.

Installation Tips

• Safety First: CRITICAL: Ensure the propane tank valve and all appliance burner knobs are in the "OFF" position before attempting to swap the regulator.
• Two-Wrench Method: PRO TIP: When connecting the 3/8" flare nut to your grill, use one wrench to hold the manifold steady and a second wrench to tighten the nut. This prevents stress on the appliance's internal gas lines.
• Skip the Teflon Tape: Flare fittings are designed to seal metal-on-metal. Using Teflon tape on these threads can actually create a gap that leads to leaks.
• Reset the Safety Valve: If you experience low gas flow after installation, you may have tripped the "Excess Flow" bypass. Turn off the tank, wait 30 seconds, then open the tank valve very slowly to reset it.
• The Bubble Test: Always spray a mixture of dish soap and water on the connections after installation. If bubbles grow, the connection is not secure and must be re-tightened.