Hose Regulator
Hose Regulator Need to connect a BBQ to a butane gas bottle. Which hose and regulator will attach to a 20mm attachment on BBQ Hi. I bought a barbecue in France yesterday which is a twin hob gas m...
Hose Regulator
Need to connect a BBQ to a butane gas bottle. Which hose and regulator will attach to a 20mm attachment on BBQ
Hi. I bought a barbecue in France yesterday which is a twin hob gas model. It is recommended for use with Butane between 28 and 30 mbar.
The problem is, it didn't come with a hose or regulator - just a female threaded "socket" which is about 20mm across for a hose with a spigot on the end to screw onto (and into). The gas bottle is a standard 7kg Calor gas bottle. What do I need to attach the BBQ to the bottle? I need a gas hose about 45cm long minimum, and I suppose a 20mm male spigot with a nut to tighten it. Is it a European standard size? Do they all attach to the same size regulator? Thanks.
Ask your local gas retailer as they are experts in this kind of thing
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