Camco Mfg 59065 Propane Pigtail Hose Connector 15 in

Product Description

The CAMCO MFG 59065 is a 15-inch propane pigtail hose connector designed to link a propane cylinder to an RV or trailer propane regulator. Rated at 200,000 BTU/h, it handles the flow demands of typical RV and trailer propane systems. The connector terminates with a Type 1 Acme nut on the cylinder end and a 1/4-inch inverted male flare on the regulator end. Built-in safety features include thermal protection in the event of fire and excess flow protection in the event of a broken gas line. This part is installed by licensed propane service technicians and qualified RV service professionals.

This connector is suited for residential and recreational propane applications where a propane cylinder must be connected to a downstream regulator on an RV or trailer. The 15-inch length provides working slack to accommodate typical cylinder-to-regulator distances in standard RV propane compartments. The Type 1 Acme nut fitting is the standard interface for most portable propane cylinders, making this a common service replacement or upgrade component in RV propane systems.

Key Features

• Rated at 200,000 BTU/h for high-demand propane applications
• Thermal protection activates automatically in fire conditions
• Excess flow protection shuts flow in the event of a broken gas line
• Type 1 Acme nut inlet fits standard portable propane cylinders
• 1/4-inch inverted male flare outlet connects to RV or trailer regulator
• 15-inch flexible hose length provides installation flexibility

Compatibility

Designed for use with RV and trailer propane systems requiring a connection between a standard Type 1 propane cylinder and a downstream propane regulator.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed propane technician or qualified RV service professional in accordance with applicable codes including NFPA 58. Shut off the propane cylinder valve completely before disconnecting or connecting any fittings. Inspect threads and seating surfaces for damage before making up connections, and leak-test all joints with an approved leak-detection solution after installation. Do not use pipe thread tape or sealant on flare or Acme nut fittings.