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Question: Looking for a quick connect gas splitter only is this something you may have
Document: Unfortunately I did not have the opportunity to try this product before the return period expired. When this device is on line my refrigerator gas warning light blinks and the refrigerator does not operate properly. Apparently the device restricts the gas flow or is just defective. My research indicated that this was a good product and is what I wanted,  Unfortunately, that was not the case.
Used on motorhome with permanent mounted propane tank. Easily installs by simply unscrewing existing hose and screwing on this then the removed hose. You may have a plastic protection cover snapped over this connection. This cover will need to be removed (screws or simple push type pins) for access. To reinstall it may need notched, relocated or eliminated so you have access to attach hose for your desired appliance or another propane tank to be attached for long term parking. Both type hoses are includes
The 4-way fitting leaked. Replaced the fitting with a tee from Lowe's and now works fine. Since I replaced with a 3-way fitting, I lose the attachment for a gas grill. Not a problem as I have two bottles. A lot more convenient changing out bottles vs moving the rig to get propane.
Fast quick service. I haven't hooked it up yet but it's got good directions. It'll certainly help taking a bottle to the store for propane instead of driving the RV each time. Thank you.
Seems to be of decent quality, have only tried the bulk hose so far. The length of the T maybe a problem for some applications. I had to make a new bracket to support the regulators. If it had been any longer, I would have to put 90 degree adapters on regulator output hoses. Not sure if it will be able to pass enough gas to run both furnace and propane generator.
I have been wanting to add this to our Class A motorhome for a few years and finally did it. I'm so glad I did. It makes it very simple to connect propane devices (our outdoor fire pit) to the existing Motorhome tank.
Received on time.Packaging was already opened on one side. Was this a returned item?? The 4 port Tee leaked. I had to fix it. If I didn't need it today I would have sent it back.The hoses appear to be fine and tested good.If you plan to hook this up to your regular gas grill you will need Camco 59213 Campfire Propane Adapter. I was able to purchase one at a local shop.
Item is just what I needed. I'm using 2 propane tanks (swapping out one when it is empty). Have been using it for over a month now. No problems. Have not used the hose extender to connect to a grill yet. Right now it is winter. Plan on using it when I head south to warmer climates. Expect it to work as advertised.
Although this isn't going to work for my RV anyway, one major problem was that the product was not what was pictured on the box - although they were what was pictured here.The part that is supposed to connect to the tank output is shown as a large female coupling on the box.That part, in fact, was a large male connector with very course threads - as shown on the picture here.Either way, it would not work for my application.
I also bought a 12' hose to connect the auxiliary propane tank to the Tee. This allows me to place the tank out of the way on the utility side of the motorhome. I connected an auxiliary tank to the motorhome and everything tested fine and I've camped once since installation without difficulty. I'd suggest buying a gauge to monitor the propane remaining in the auxiliary tank.
Answer: yes