Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #24099 in Automotive
- Brand: Camco
- Model: 59103
Features
- Includes propane tee
- Includes 12' hose
- All 1/4" Female Threads
- Allows for the connection of an additional appliance
- Tee made of heavy-duty brass
Product Description
The Camco RV Propane 3-Port Brass Tee with 12' propane hose mounts in-line between the supply and regulator on a motorhome to allow the connection of an additional propane appliance. The 3-port tee includes a female POL, Excess Flow Soft Nose POL and 1" -20 male throwaway cylinder thread. The 12' propane hose has a 1" male and 1" - 20 female swivel throwaway cylinder thread. It can also be used as a dual source from a 20 lb cylinder.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
Perfect for Our Pop Up
By P. Denton
I bought this to use on my pop up camper with my portable BBQ. Just put the "T" directly to your propane tank BEFORE the regulator. Then attach the regulator to the "T". Then connect the supplied gas line to whatever you would normally screw a disposable cylinder onto. Turn on the gas and you're in business. In my case, it was my the grill. The grill has it's own regulator which is why this unit is perfect. I learned the hard way that you can't put a regulated grill after a regulator on a propane tank. Now I don't need to mess around with my grill regulator and I can still use it with the throw away cylinders when I'm not hooking it up to my camper.One other note, this behaves just like a throw away cylinder. The "T" will not spew propane without the hose connected, even with the cap unscrewed. It's internally checked, as is the hose. For liability reasons, I'm not recommending that anyone do this, I just did it because I needed to know what would happen if someone forgot to turn off the gas before connecting/disconnecting it. I was able to turn on the propane tank with the hose disconnected.(nothing came out) Then I screwed on the hose.(the hose filled but nothing came out) Finally I screwed the hose onto the grill. Done...no propane spills.I also got in the habit of turning off the tank and allowing the grill to burn off the propane left inside the hose before I disconnected it.If the hose was another 5 feet longer, I would have been able to put my grill right next to my stove while it's hanging on the side of the camper.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.Satisfied
By David
The 59103 Camco Tee and Hose combo is at about half the cost as compared to anywhere else.Parts appear to be of good quality and fit perfectly. The only very small downside is that when you refill your tank you can no longer remove the tank by hand. (You will have to use a wrench) This is a very small inconvience that is hardly worth considering.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Great Buy
By B. Zeigler
This is exactly what was advertised and works flawlessly. I recommend to anyone. Was just what was needed to T my line and save carrying around extra propane bottles.
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