A straightforward, code-compliant propane supply hose that connects a standard 20 lb or 30 lb DOT cylinder to any appliance or fitting with a 1/4 in inverted flare inlet. The soft-nose POL fitting threads onto the cylinder valve without a wrench, and the built-in excess flow valve automatically restricts gas flow if a downstream line is severed or a connection fails -- a simple safety feature that matters in any RV, camper, or outdoor setup.
The Camco 59033 is a five-foot rubber propane supply hose designed for everyday use between a standard vertical DOT propane cylinder and downstream appliances or distribution hardware. The POL (Prest-O-Lite) inlet is a flow soft-nose design -- it seats and seals by hand-tightening left-hand threads directly into the cylinder valve, no wrench required on that end.
The outlet is a 1/4 in male inverted flare fitting, which is the standard connection used on most RV propane regulators, Camco tee fittings, and a wide range of outdoor propane appliances. If your appliance has a 1/4 in female inverted flare port, this hose connects directly with no adapter needed.
Built-in excess flow valve restricts gas automatically if a downstream line ruptures or a fitting separates unexpectedly.
Soft-nose Prest-O-Lite (POL) fitting threads left-hand into standard 20 lb and 30 lb cylinder valves -- no wrench needed at the tank.
Male inverted flare outlet mates directly to regulators, Camco tee fittings, and most propane appliance inlets rated for that connection.
Five feet of flexible hose gives enough reach to position your appliance or regulator away from the cylinder without a rigid adapter stack.
This hose is specifically listed for use with the Camco 4-Port Propane Tee (#59123) and the Camco Propane Brass Tee with 4 Ports (#59125). Those tees let you distribute propane from a single cylinder to multiple appliances -- common in base camp setups, tailgating, or RV sites where a generator, camp stove, and heater all share one tank.
The excess flow valve is a passive safety device built into the hose. If downstream flow suddenly exceeds the valve's trip threshold -- for example, if a hose downstream separates under pressure -- the valve restricts flow significantly, limiting the amount of gas that can escape. It is not a regulator and does not limit operating pressure. It is also not a shutoff valve: always close the cylinder valve manually when the system is not in use.