Using propane Y Splitter Tee Adapter for external stove

DsumrahDsumrah Member Posts: 23
edited June 2018 in Modifications & Upgrades

Connected our camping stove to our T@B’s onboard propane tank using a Propane Y Splitter Tee Adapter. 

https://youtu.be/BaGliUeCoiU

2016 Subaru Outback 2.5i | 2015 T@B Q
2020 Subaru Outback XT | 2017 T@B CS

Comments

  • DeltaPopDeltaPop Member Posts: 28
    I did not see a regulator in the system, please use extreme caution when lighting as it could flare up and cause some very serious burns.
    Don & Mary
    2018 Tab 400
    2019 Tundra CM
    Wisconsin
  • BrianZBrianZ Member Posts: 1,763
    Our grill has a regulator where the hose connects to the grill, and the T@B has a regulator mounted on the front wall diamond plate behind the tub.  The video does not appear to show how the hose connects to the grill, but maybe there is a regulator under the grill where the hose connects.
    -Brian in Chester, Virginia
    TV: 2005 Toyota Sienna LE (3.3L V6)
    RV: 2018 T@B 320S, >100 mods 
  • ScottGScottG Administrator Posts: 5,396
    I agree that the regulator is important. However, as BrianZ implied, most devices have their own regulator. Sometimes it's integrated into the hose, however, so make sure if you replace your hose you don't accidentally eliminate your regulator!

    I use a similar set-up with slightly different connections. The far end of the hose connects to the grill or stove just like a 1lb propane bottle would. In those cases, the regulator is on the appliance itself.



    2015 T@B S
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