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Subject Topic: Calor clip on regulator
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21/1/2010 at 2:31pm
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We purchased a new stove and I've managed to source a 4.5kg calor gas cyclinder for it on Freecycle. I just need a regulator. I see on ebay there are some screw on one's and some clip on one's. Which are better?

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You need the blue screw on type for Calor Butane which I assume is what you have.

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Around £7 from any caravan shop.

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21/1/2010 at 2:42pm
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I may be wrong, but I thought that the 4.5kg Calor cylinders only takes the screw on type regulator.  All the 4.5kg bottles I have used in the past came with a thred.

I think it's just the larger cylinders which have the clip regulator.  Personally I have never had a problem with the screw on type (as long I can find the spanner!)

 



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Will this clip on not work?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/21mm-Clip-On-Butane-Calor-Gas-Regulator-Good-Quality_W0QQitemZ400087347815QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Campervan_Caravan_Accessories?hash=item5d27107267

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No, it needs a screw on.


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21/1/2010 at 2:52pm
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And remember when you put it on that it is left hand thread............so opposite to what you think he he


21/1/2010 at 2:53pm
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|f you look at your gas cylinder you will see that it has a thread, the only way to connect the regulator is with a screw type. 


21/1/2010 at 3:00pm
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OK, people. Thanks. I haven't really looked at the cylinder yet. I was just browsing ebay for a regulator and I saw this "clip on" which the advert says "Standard size for all Calor Butane cylinders (Blue!)". Seems misleading then.

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21/1/2010 at 3:06pm
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Having checked out www.calor.co.uk/safety/using-calor.../Using-Calor-Gas-Safely-Butane.pdf I see that the 4.5kg must have the screw on and the bigger ones must use a 21mm one like in this ebay add. So the info in the advert is wrong, hence my confusion.

I'm good to go, thanks.

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21/1/2010 at 7:54pm
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Yep, always worth checking first     although under the cicumstances I am sure you would have been able to get a refund due to the advert being misleading.


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One of my pet subjects this.  Of all the useful things the Eurocrats could have done, standardising gas & electrical fittings didn't happen.

Steve.



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I  found a 4,5 kg   butane  bottle exactly like calors  but with a  clip on  valve apperture  discarded in  lane  , had a name on  i had not heard of before tho. so i thought thats handy i wil l see if i can get it filled but  coudlnt  anywhere .

and its now an open topped fire pit incinerator instead .



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They are different all over Europe.  You can get adaptors & they can be re filled, but not without risk.  That has been discussed to death on here so we'll leave it there I think!.

Steve.



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theres a big range on www.continentalproduct.co.uk they are the manufacturer for calor and flogas i think :)

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