SHINESTAR 3FT Propane Bulk Tank Adapter Hose Gas Converter Replacement for Blackstone Table Top Grill and Other Small Gas Appliance
The SHINESTAR 3feet adapter hose replacement for the Blackstone Dash Portable Grill and The Blackstone 17 and 22 inch portable Table Top Grill, and other small gas appliances. You can use the hose to convert from a 1lb propane bottle to a bulk 20lb propane tank.
Product Specification
Gas type: LP/LPG
Inlet Pressure:25-250PSI
Material: Stainless steel braided
Length: 3 feet /36 inch
Apply to: outdoor heater, portable grill, propane stove , lantern and more
Warning!!!
For your safety ALL propane appliances like gas grills, lanterns, heaters and stoves are OUTDOOR Use.
FULLY TIGHTENED at both propane tank side and grill side before using on your propane appliances to prevent leakage.
Product Features
- 3 feet adapter hose replacement for the Blackstone Dash Portable Grill and The Blackstone 17 and 22 inch portable Table Top Grill, and other small gas appliances
- You can use the hose to convert from a 1lb propane bottle to a bulk 20lb propane tank
- Cook longer and save money on propane, meaning more cookouts and less changing tanks
- Long-lasting braided stainless steel hose and solid brass fittings
- Easily connects small appliance to Type-1 connection propane tank
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Don’t every buy a small cannister again. Like most, I read SO many reviews prior to ordering this. But now that I have used it, here is my take: it works great! I wanted to refill the small containers because I wanted portability for my heater. Portability is not so great with a 20lb propane tank. The advice that other reviewers give is spot on. Definitely freeze the empty cannister, definitely turn the large propane tank upside down before opening the valve. I keep one cannister on the heater unit and one in the freezer. I…
Nice unit.
Wish I’d gotten this sooner… Very easy to use and fills 1lb bottles quickly. I used a food scale and found bottle tare was about 15oz and came up to about 31oz when full. I found it helpful to use a small curved needle nose pliers to pull open the relief valve during filling. Keep valve up at the top and watch for slight liquid spray then you’re done. I didn’t need to freeze bottles or do any of that… Filling a bottle without opening the relief valve gets it about half full so if your concerned about overfilling…