[Lifetime Warranty] 3 Feet Propane Regulator Hose with Propane Tank Gauge - Universal Grill Regulator Replacement Part for Most LP Gas Grill Heater and Fire Pit Table 3/8" Female Flare Nut - CSA Certified

3-Foot Propane Hose Regulator with Integrated Pressure Gauge

Key Features

• CSA Certified:Tested and certified to meet North American safety standards for low-pressure propane appliances.
• Integrated Pressure Gauge:Features a color-coded dial that monitors fuel levels and detects dangerous system leaks at a glance.
• Standard QCC-1 Connection:Tool-free Type 1 (QCC-1) connector fits all standard 5lb to 40lb propane tanks.
• Low-Pressure Regulation:Maintains a consistent 11-inch Water Column (WC) output for stable flame performance and safety.
• High-Durability Construction:3-foot weather-resistant hose with solid brass fittings to prevent corrosion and ensure a gas-tight seal.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• 7110 Universal Regulator
• 2106 Propane Hose
• 91222 Hose & Regulator
• Cuisinart 400-800 series
• Weber 60040 / 7503

Compatibility & Fitment

• Gas Grills:Compatible with most models from Weber (Genesis, Spirit), Char-Broil, Nexgrill, Cuisinart, and Blackstone.
• Outdoor Heating:Fits standard patio heaters and portable fire pits.
• Cooking Equipment:Compatible with low-pressure burners, griddles, and camp stoves.
• Connection Spec:3/8" Female Flare Nut (5/8-18 UNF thread) on the appliance end.

When to Replace

• Gauge Warnings:The needle stays in the "red" zone despite a full tank or fluctuates wildly during use.
• Yellow Flames:Instead of a crisp blue flame, the burner produces large yellow flames, indicating improper gas regulation.
• Hose Degradation:Visible cracks, stiffness, or "bubbling" on the outer rubber layer of the hose.
• Gas Smell:A persistent scent of propane near the regulator or tank connection (perform a soap bubble test immediately).
• Low Heat:The grill fails to reach its maximum temperature even with all burners on high.

Installation Tips

• Safety First:Ensure the propane tank valve and all appliance control knobs are in the "OFF" position.
• Appliance Connection:Connect the 3/8" female flare nut to the appliance manifold; tighten with a wrench until snug (flare fittings do not require thread tape).
• Tank Connection:Hand-tighten the black QCC-1 nut onto the propane tank valve by turning clockwise. Do not use tools for this connection.
• Leak Test:Apply a mixture of soap and water to all connections. Open the tank valve; if bubbles form, tighten the connection or replace the component.
• Storage:Keep the hose away from high-heat areas of the grill body to prevent melting or premature rubber failure.