Camco Pigtail Propane Hose Connector – 20″, 200,000 BTU
$29.99
The Camco 20 Inch Propane Pigtail Hose provides a connection between a compatible propane cylinder and RV propane regulator. Rated for up to 200,000 BTUs per hour, this 20-inch pigtail is designed for compatible RV propane system applications.
Product Features:
- 20″ propane pigtail hose
- Rated for 200,000 BTUs per hour
- Connects compatible propane cylinder to regulator
- Compact pigtail design
- Designed for compatible RV propane systems
- Camco propane system component
- Ideal for appropriate replacement applications
- Verify fittings and compatibility before ordering
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Camco 20 Inch Propane Pigtail Hose
The Camco 20 Inch Propane Pigtail Hose provides a connection between a compatible propane cylinder and regulator in an RV propane system. Measuring 20 inches long, this pigtail hose connector is rated for up to 200,000 BTUs per hour.
Powerful 200,000 BTU Rating
The Camco 20 Inch Propane Pigtail Hose is rated for up to 200,000 BTUs per hour, providing the capacity needed for compatible propane system applications.
Always verify that the hose specifications, fittings, and BTU rating meet the requirements of your particular propane system before installation.
20-Inch Pigtail Design
At 20 inches long, this Camco propane hose provides a compact connection between compatible propane system components.
The pigtail-style design makes it suitable for appropriate RV propane cylinder-to-regulator applications.
Product Specifications
- Brand: Camco
- Product Type: Propane pigtail hose connector
- Length: 20 inches
- BTU Rating: Up to 200,000 BTUs per hour
- Application: Compatible RV propane systems
- Style: Pigtail
- Designed for appropriate propane cylinder-to-regulator applications
Maintain Your RV Propane System
Propane hoses and connections should be routinely inspected for signs of wear, damage, or deterioration. The Camco 20 Inch Propane Pigtail Hose provides a replacement option for compatible RV propane system configurations.
Before ordering, verify the hose length, connection types, BTU requirements, regulator configuration, and compatibility with your existing propane system.
Propane components should be installed and leak-tested according to the manufacturer’s instructions and applicable safety requirements. If you’re unsure about proper installation, have the system serviced by a qualified RV or propane technician.
