Propane Pass Through - is it a standard QCC1 connection? Or CGA600 for small burners?

immanence

I want to get an external burner, but use the propane passthrough rather than the little 1lbs tanks. Is the passthrough at the end of the tab a QCC1 standard 20lbs tank connection? I'm wondering if I need a 20lbs to 1lbs tank converter like this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09D2VXBLZ/ref=crt_ewc_title_dp_6?ie=UTF8&smid=AYM6BCAWFX0YI&th=1

Yoshi_TAB

Hi, If your connector is like mine on my 2021 320, the connector will be a female couple like shown in the top right of the picture.  You need to connect a male fitting (left in picture) on the end of a hose to your burner, then connect the two.  You also probably have to remove your regulator off your external burner, as the external propane connection on the TAB is plumbed through a regulator already.  Your external burner will not operator with two regulators.  Removing the regulator off your burner is usaully not hard, but some are built into the flame control knob making it not as easy others.  Lots of youtube videoson how to do it...best wishes


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SLJ

If you have a stove that uses the small 1 pound tanks it will not work on the T@Bs quick release connection even if you bypass it's regulator. That connection is for low pressure camp stoves. Coleman and others that use the small green tank are high pressure stoves and you would need to connect them using their regulator directly to the propane tank before the T@B's regulator.

immanence

Ah shoot... Is there a good option for portable stoves that are low pressure? What do people typically connect to that port?

SLJ

immanence said:

Ah shoot... Is there a good option for portable stoves that are low pressure? What do people typically connect to that port?

We use a Camp Chef Ranger II in the port. 
https://www.campchef.com/ranger-ii-stove-camp-chef/CC-BS40C.html



You will need a hose and we also use a right angle connector at the stove (not shown above).
I posted the parts here: https://solocanoes.com/camper-additions.htm