[Lifetime Warranty] 6FT Propane Hose Adapter 1lb to 20lb - Gas Hose

6FT Propane Hose Adapter 1lb to 20lb - Gas Hose

Key Features

• Length: 6 feet (72 inches)
• Connection Type: Converts appliances using 1 lb disposable cylinders to run on 5 lb to 40 lb refillable propane tanks.
• Fittings: QCC1/Type 1 tank connection and a 1"-20 male throwaway cylinder thread appliance connection.
• Integrated Gauge: Color-coded dial provides an approximate reading of the remaining fuel level in the tank.
• Construction: Flexible, weather-resistant rubber hose with solid brass fittings for a secure, leak-free connection.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Universal adapter for connecting portable 1 lb appliances to standard 20 lb propane tanks.
• Eliminates the need for multiple 1 lb disposable cylinders.
• Functions as a replacement for shorter hoses or adapters without a fuel gauge.

Compatibility & Fitment

• Connects to standard 5, 10, 20, 30, and 40 lb propane tanks with a QCC1/Type 1 valve.
• Fits a wide range of portable appliances designed for 1 lb cylinders.
• Compatible with many models from brands such as:
• Weber Q series grills
• Coleman camping stoves and lanterns
• Blackstone 17-inch and 22-inch tabletop griddles
• Portable gas heaters and fire pits

When to Replace

• Visible cracks, brittleness, or abrasions on the hose.
• Corrosion or physical damage to the brass fittings.
• Persistent gas leaks from connections after proper tightening, confirmed with a soapy water test.
• The integrated pressure gauge is broken or provides inaccurate readings.

Installation Tips

• Ensure the valve on the propane tank is fully closed before installation.
• Hand-tighten the QCC1 fitting onto the propane tank valve until secure. Do not use tools on the plastic nut.
• Screw the 1"-20 male fitting into the appliance's regulator inlet where a 1 lb cylinder would normally attach.
• Slowly open the tank valve to pressurize the hose.
• Before lighting the appliance, check all connections for leaks by applying a soapy water solution and looking for bubbles.
• Position the hose away from direct heat and areas where it could be a tripping hazard.