DOZYANT 12 feet Low Pressure Propane RV Quick Connect Extension Hose, 1/4" Safety Shutoff Valve & Male Full Flow Plug for RVs

I have used this hose on several different "camp stove" type propane devices (fire pit, grill, stove) when camping with my new trailer. The trailer came with a quick-connect propane outlet near the rear, and this hose connects to it perfectly and very easily, and allows us to use (with a quick-connect to propane bottle-type adapter - also from Amazon, see below) all our "bottle-type" propane camping gear on a nearby table or ground location.On the device end, you'll need an adapter made up of two parts, depending on the device's connection type. You'll need item #1 below for either:#1 - quick connect to quarter inch adapter, https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B01M9C3UNN/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_8Then for "disposable propane bottle" type devices, you'll need one of these #2 adapters which screws onto #1:#2 - Propane Bottle to quarter inch adapter, https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B000BPGRXI/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_12OR, if your space heater or fire pit or whatever propane device has a connector which wants to screw onto a big (BBQ Grill-sized or larger) propane tank with either a QCC or POL type screw-on connector, this #3 adapter does either one:https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B008E33GEM/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_27But since this QCC/POL adapter ends in a male quarter-inch fitting, you'll also need a double-female quarter-inch coupler to connect it to the quick-connect fitting, I used this one: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B001PNIL48/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_18Note that the flow of propane will not be quite what you'd get if you directly attached a QCC or POL hose directly to a large propane tank, and long hose or pipe runs of small diameter (like quarter inch) will further reduce the max possible flow rate, so a fire pit (for example) will not have the "tall flames" when using this type of "quick connect from your trailer" connection. The gas flow is certainly enough to cook our food and heat us from the fire pit, but if you're looking for tall, flickering yellow flames above the rocks in the fire pit, that's not what this type of narrow diameter hose system can deliver, so be advised. It's great for what it's great for, and for select other uses, you will be disappointed. Myself, I'm delighted with the convenience and simplicity of this solution, so, 5 stars and a stellar review.This "low pressure" hose needs to be used downstream from a tank with a pressure regulator, such as all trailer propane tanks come equipped with, and the camp heaters and propane stoves all include their own pressure regulator. This "double regulator" is not ideal, since it only lets a certain amount of propane through, but it totally works, and works as well as using the little propane bottles you are supposed to use, since those are lower pressure anyway, as you'd expect since they do not come with a regulator and expect the device to have a pressure regulator.All in all, I am very happy with this purchase, and recommend this hose. At 12 feet, it's a tiny bit of a challenge to reach some locations up on tables near the back of the trailer, which is why I'm ordering a second one. 24 feet is absolutely overkill, but you don't want a propane hose stretched tight, ever, for many reasons, but one of those is the likelihood that it will trip someone, and end up yanking the stove off the table with your meal on it (and possibly blowing up in the process). And the stand-up heater and fire-pit are often needed much further from the trailer than a cook stove, so... 24 feet is looking pretty good after several camping trips.Which raises the point about length - forget the shorter 6 and 10 foot hoses also advertised, you want 12 feet minimum. And more is better, unless you need maximum possible propane flow (as certain devices do, but then you just use one hose). But this hose does everything it's supposed to, and it working extremely well. Highly recommended, and as I said, I actually recommend a pair of them.

perfect extension hose for propane grill. used it to get my Gourmet chef patio grill away from our new RV to prevent a fire or soot marks up the side because Forest River made the gas port so far under the trailer it took a 4' hose stretched tight to even set up.FYI if youre ordering this hose and a male npt quick connect fitting to convert a patio grill for RV use like I did, and im sure many people are. you need to remove the regulator from the grill its self if it was designed to go onto a large bottle directly.This saved the day and was a direct plug in.

Seems like a good hose. I bought this hose to use to run my grill off of my RV propane tanks. Hooked right up to the quick connect as expected. One thing to note of you are doing this with your RV, is that unless the grill is meant for that purpose, you will need to change the control valve on the grill as well, so that the grill is not 'regulated' since the propane is regulated leaving the RV bottles. Some grills are designed for this and come properly equipped, some are not. My Cabela's grill was not, and I replaced the control valve with a "Camco Control Valve with Quick Connect Replacement Part for Olympian 5500 Grills - Designed for Using Your RV, Camper or Trailer's Propane Supply (57274)". It will work with most grills using a single control valve with a M12x1.5 male threaded outlet to go into the grill control port, not just the Olympian 500 grills mentioned..

Our portable grill has a spot to hang on the side of the camperl, but I thought that was too close because of the heat. This hose fit perfect with the auxiliary hose on our Flagstaff MicroLite camper. If this is a standard size, I don't know. It allows the grill to use the camper LP gas and be placed outside the area of the awning while in the extended position. Just like the connection coming out of the camper, this extension also has a shut off on the end that must be in the off position to make a connection or to disconnect. For me it was well worth the money to have it already put together and have it work so good.

I bought this to connect the low pressure propane fitting on my small motorhome to a grill. I suppose to avoid the exhaust pipe outlet which is on the right rear, the manufacturer of the motorhome placed the propane fitting on the left rear of the motorhome. This 12' hose is exactly the right length to run from that fitting to the grill on a table placed a few feet away from the side of the passenger side of the motorhome. It's also short enough that when coiled up, it's relatively compact. The fittings on both ends are good quality. Couldn't ask for better.

Great product, reasonable price. I have a quick connect setup that cam with my travel trailer. It has small outdoor kitchen with a 2 burner stove, a sink with water, and a small refrigerator.I typically use my stand alone camp chef stove for cooking. I recently purchased a small Cuisinart gas grill that normally uses bottled propane. This quick connect extension hose and a brass adapter from the DOZYANT company as well allows me to use a full outdoor kitchen.

This extension worked great for my RV. It allows me to connect my fish cooker to the external propane hook up that is below the rear bumper. With this hose I can be closer to my outdoor kitchen that is located on the side of the RV. The hose is flexible and easy to store.The quick connects and cut off valve on the hose makes hook up and removal easier too. Very happy with this extension.

Seems like a nice quality hose, and the fittings couple with the ones I already have without any problems. I use it to connect a portable gas campfire to the low pressure fitting for my grill on the trailer so I can position the campfire further away from trailer.