Split gas for cooker and fridge
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Split gas for cooker and fridge
Hi there,
I've had a look through the forum but havn't quite found the answer to my problem. I currently have a 4.5 KG butane tank feeding the cooker (two hobs) and am looking to re-install a fridge again. However, there's only one pipe off the regulator and this is attached to the hobs. So... I need some way of splitting the gas off. How do all you guys do this? A manifold?
Thanks for any advice,
Adam
I've had a look through the forum but havn't quite found the answer to my problem. I currently have a 4.5 KG butane tank feeding the cooker (two hobs) and am looking to re-install a fridge again. However, there's only one pipe off the regulator and this is attached to the hobs. So... I need some way of splitting the gas off. How do all you guys do this? A manifold?
Thanks for any advice,
Adam
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Re: Split gas for cooker and fridge
hi and welcome
i have one like this for cooker,fridge,heater
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lee
i have one like this for cooker,fridge,heater
http://www.leisureshopdirect.com/carava ... d_8mm.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
lee
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Re: Split gas for cooker and fridge
Mine has a compression fit t piece in the copper pipe and the feed to the fridge comes from there.
Mine is like this but in brass
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Mine is like this but in brass
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Re: Split gas for cooker and fridge
Aha! Thanks for that. I guess a manifold is the better of the two options as I can individually switch off supplies to either?!
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mate whats your location
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Re: Split gas for cooker and fridge
just fitted a three way , 1 . cooker and grill. 2 . fridge . 3... propex. here a pict ,thanks for lookin.
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Re: Split gas for cooker and fridge
Thanks Neil, clears up a few questions. Just need to get my hands on a manifold now. Ebay here I come! May even get a 3 way for any potential propex in the future! Although they are insanely expensive for what a wooly jumper and socks will do...
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Re: Split gas for cooker and fridge
I have 2 LPG tanks on my van 1 for the cooker/fridge and 1 for the engine,as i cant get fuel into the cooker lpg tank does anybody know of a way to connect the cooker & engine fuel tanks,
or is it better to get somebody in the stroud/bristol area to have a look at & service the cooker lpg tank
thanks Craig
or is it better to get somebody in the stroud/bristol area to have a look at & service the cooker lpg tank
thanks Craig
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Re: Split gas for cooker and fridge
hakuna matata wrote:just fitted a three way , 1 . cooker and grill. 2 . fridge . 3... propex. here a pict ,thanks for lookin.
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That's very similar to the standard Westy setup, except the Westy's only got two outlets (cooker & fridge) - the third knob is a master cutoff.
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Re: Split gas for cooker and fridge
With gas don't forget a carbon monoxide detector ( Tesco /Asda/ anywhere).
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