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Subject Topic: Click on connector to POL valve
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04/6/2024 at 2:57pm
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Hi all, my gas BBQ has a click-on regulator, and I would like to be able to connect this to my spare Propane gas bottle (std POL valve). Does anyone know if there is an adaptor (I can find a click-on adaptor to fit POV regulator but not the other way.
Many thanks,
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Hi and welcome to the forum. Would this do the job for you?

Dave.

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Thanks for the suggestion. I may be wrong, but I'm reading it correctly, this connects from a clip on gas bottle to a POC regulator? I need to go the other way around (would have expected a lot of folks would want the same as many appliances now come with clip on regulators and there are huge number of old POC style bottles. Thanks again.


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I use a butane and propane regulators for my Foker cooker, I use in-line connectors on the LPG pipe this way the gas comes through at the correct pressure and are easily changeable.

This sort of thing
https://appliances.calor.co.uk/essentials-8mm-qr-hose-coupling-and-jubilee-clips.html


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Thanks. Yep, that's what I've realized I've got to get (along with new regulator). Cheers, Ian.



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