Camco Mfg 59005 Auto Changeover Propane Regulator Rv

Product Description

The CAMCO MFG 59005 is a double-stage automatic changeover propane regulator designed for RV and recreational propane systems. It connects to dual propane cylinders and automatically switches from an empty tank to a full one, maintaining consistent gas pressure throughout the changeover without interrupting supply. The inlet fitting is an Excess Flow Soft Nose P.O.L. and the outlet is a 1/4-inch Inverted Male Flare, making it compatible with any device that accepts a 1/4-inch Inverted Female Flare connection. This regulator is intended for installation by qualified LP gas service technicians or experienced RV technicians.

The 59005 is suited for residential RV applications where two propane cylinders are used in tandem. The automatic changeover feature eliminates the need to monitor tank levels manually, ensuring uninterrupted propane flow to appliances such as ranges, water heaters, and furnaces. It is also noted as a replacement component for the 5-foot hose assembly found in Propane Kit 59123. Package quantity is 4 units per pack.

Key Features

• Automatic changeover switches from empty cylinder to full cylinder without interrupting gas supply
• Double-stage regulation maintains consistent output pressure
• Excess Flow Soft Nose P.O.L. inlet fitting for added safety
• 1/4-inch Inverted Male Flare outlet connects to standard RV propane devices
• Dual tank hookup allows removal of empty cylinder for refill while supply continues
• Serves as a direct replacement for the 5-foot hose regulator in Propane Kit 59123

Compatibility

Compatible with any propane device equipped with a 1/4-inch Inverted Female Flare connection. Identified as a replacement for the regulator supplied with the 5-foot hose in CAMCO MFG Propane Kit 59123.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified LP gas technician or certified RV service professional in accordance with NFPA 58 and applicable local codes. Close both propane cylinder valves before disconnecting any fittings. Inspect all connections for leaks using an approved leak-detection solution after reconnecting. Do not use an open flame to check for gas leaks.