GASPRO 0-30 PSI Adjustable High Pressure Propane Regulator with Gauge and Hose for BBQ, Burner, Stove, Smoker, Turkey Fryer, and More

Ethan: Way too much power for regular applications

United States on Dec 25, 2023

holt: Rodent proof replacement for the factory hose. I use this burner for Asian cooking and oil sometines gets on the hose after months of use. The rodents like to chew on the oily hose, and chew through. This stops them.

United States on Nov 15, 2023

Conrad: Very good quality

Canada on Sep 03, 2023

Félix: No working and no return possible with Amazon...
No the best investment in my life let say...

Canada on Aug 17, 2023

Todd H.: Well made, works as I hoped for. Buy it and turn your slow grill into a more versatile animal.

United States on Jul 09, 2023

jarofix: Facile a installer merci

Canada on Jul 01, 2023

Ryan: I absolutely love this regulator. I decided to try out one of those neevo smart grill bbqs (the 720 model) and it's been nothing but problems. For instance after a propane tank gets about half way empty it just stops working because with the regulator that came with it the pressure becomes lower than the BBQ expects and it just refuses to turn on. I swapped that regulator out with this one. The BBQ only needs 1PSI to function and it'll refuse to turn on if the pressure is below or above that, so this thing is overkill with it going up to 30PSI but that doesn't matter. What I do is I just turn the dial until I see it hit 1PSI on the gauge and then the BBQ lights up without issue and runs exactly as it should. This allows me to make sure the pressure is always at the level that the neevo smart grill is expecting. Obviously this is a major design flaw with this neevo smart grill but at least this regulator allows me to work around the problem. It's the last time I'm buying one of these smart grills but this regulator works perfectly, the gauge it has to show the psi works flawlessly and this was a life saver for me. I thought I was going to have to just throw this...

United States on May 11, 2023

peter : Using this to attach Propane tank onto backup furnace, pressure needs to be no more than 2 lb per square inch. This gauge is perfect at getting that constant low pressure that is needed, doesn't cut out,no leaks in hose couplings

Canada on Mar 13, 2023

Brother GumpBrother Gump: I used this assembly to upgrade my new portable Camp Chef propane camp stove. The stove is excellent; however, I didn't want to rely on using the annoying and expensive 1-lb. disposable bottles, so I bought a 5-lb. propane tank, and then looked around for a good way to attach the tank to my new stove. This regulator and hose offered by GASPRO are exactly what I need to do the job.

Regulators work best when they're operating near the middle of their dynamic range. Since the nominal gauge pressure supplied by the stock Camp Chef regulator is 17 psi, I figured the ideal regulator would go to ~ 34 psi; thus, the range of 0-30 psi is just about right. Also, I knew that I wanted a gauge on the regulator's output, which this hose also has (you don't want to guess about something like the supply pressure of a flammable gas). By the way, it's standard to use a gauge whose range is 2× the regulator's max output (to prevent the possibility of overpressuring the gauge), so the gauge's range of 0-60 psi is also appropriate.

I also had to make an adapter to allow connecting the GASPRO hose to my stove, and this adapter can be seen in the attached...

United States on May 28, 2022

Sleighs: The media could not be loaded.  This is the type of adjustable regulator assembly you want if you’re using it on a forge. Runs my little DIY burner great and the stainless braided line will give it a little extra protection from falling sparks and slag. My biggest complaint is the plastic dial for the regulator. Perfectly usable, but I’m from northern Alberta where this sort of plastic shatters if you even look at it wrong during one of our winter cold snaps. I’m sure it’ll work fine, but I’m a bit of a rammy ba$yard so I won’t be surprised if I bust it at some point. If you’re careful with your things I’m sure it’ll work for you just fine!

Canada on Apr 26, 2022