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Topic: 1 gas bottle connecting fridge and cooker
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08/11/2010 at 8:55pm
Location: essex Outfit: vw campervan
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Hi,
How do you go about running both a 3 way fridge and a gas stove off 1 butane bottle. What do i need and is it possible?
Thanks
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09/11/2010 at 8:44pm
Location: St ALBANS Outfit: Riva(Dandy) Destiny. Peugeot 5008
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Tony is correct if you are connecting outside a camper / caravan. If you are connecting a fridge and stove fitted in a camper then it is best to run via 8mm copper pipe work to a distribution manifold with two taps and then via 8mm pipes to the fridge and stove. Although it is not iligal to work on campers and caravans, unless you are competent in pipe work it is best left to a professional.
Regards Bob.
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11/11/2010 at 3:39pm
Location: devon Outfit: fc plus 2 many tents
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yes you can but the ones in my other post cut the gas off when you disconect anyway.
------------- tony
that was a lovely summer
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11/11/2010 at 4:52pm
Location: devon Outfit: fc plus 2 many tents
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that's the why i do it and it works well.
------------- tony
that was a lovely summer
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15/11/2010 at 12:26pm
Location: Norfolk Outfit: Gulf Stream
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ive found a cheap site which sells all those parts: www.gasequipmentdirect.co.uk
------------- Mia :)
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17/11/2010 at 12:44pm
Location: Glossop - Gateway to the Dark Peak Outfit: KAMPA Frinton 5 Outwell Nevada S
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Could I just point out a couple of downsides to having the one bottle for two appliances:
1/ If you want to move one appliances then you have to move both and, since they are connected, it is a real faff. e.g. let's say it's a lovely, sunny day (do you remember those?) and you want to cook in the open rather than in your hot kitchen tent.
2/ I wouldn't want to risk the fridge running out of gas, especially if we were off site all day on one of those aforementioned sunny days. I tend to have the fuller cylinder on the fridge and the less-full on the cooker; that way the fridge remains cold and, should I run out of gas mid-cook, I simply hook-up the spare or temporarily use the fridge's cylinder.
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17/11/2010 at 6:43pm
Location: Shropshire Outfit: Toyota Granvia (Wellhouse)
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I think as well as using the quite release fittings,I'd also be using an actual tap manifold...
http://www.leisureshopdirect.com/caravan/gas/product_30506/truma_2_tap_manifold_8mm.aspx
...as on the occasions when you didn't use all of the outlets,I wouldn't really like to rely on the unused fitting,fully sealing shut...especially if it got a little dirt/grit under the valve seat...
(We use a quick release on a single line,for our bbq and they are good tho')
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18/11/2010 at 9:34am
Location: Middlesex Outfit: Iveco Motorhome + lotsa tents
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That quick release connector Wongers is just what i need to take my gas fire off the camper van in the summer. Beats all the messing around with jubilee clips and normal connecters..
Nice one fella
------------- DELTA..
aka Paul
“Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life's coming attractions.”
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18/11/2010 at 12:29pm
Location: Shropshire Outfit: Toyota Granvia (Wellhouse)
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I should imagine it would(or should)come with and blanking "slug",so you could blank which end you wanted...
Our bbq,via a quick release ftting,is just fed off our spare cylinder,so the cylinder is turned off when the fitting is disconnected..
I'm not to sure it the quick release fiitings are meant to be used as actual "end stops"..it's something that I'd be checking with the supplier/manufacture..
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