White RV propane tank cover designed to protect two 30 lb steel LP tanks from road debris, sun exposure, and weather while allowing top access to tank valves and changeover regulators.
The Camco 50513 Double RV Propane Tank Cover is designed to slip over two 30 lb steel propane cylinders mounted on the front of an RV, travel trailer, or camper. It helps shield the tanks from flying road debris, UV exposure, dirt, and general outdoor wear while improving the look of the propane storage area.
The hinged top access panel allows easier access to the propane cylinder valves and automatic changeover regulator without removing the entire cover. Its white heavy-duty polymer construction is designed for outdoor RV use and helps match many white RV exteriors and front storage setups.
Designed to cover two 30 lb steel RV propane cylinders
Heavy-duty sun-resilient material helps protect against outdoor exposure
Top panel allows access to gas valves and changeover regulators
Helps protect exposed propane tanks on travel trailers and campers
This cover is designed to fit two 30 lb steel propane tanks. Retailer fitment notes commonly state it will not fit 30 lb aluminum tanks. Always verify tank size, tank material, regulator location, hose routing, and available clearance before ordering. This is a protective cover only. It does not include propane tanks, tank tray, regulator, pigtails, hold-down hardware, or propane fittings.
Before Starting: Confirm both propane cylinders are 30 lb steel tanks and that the regulator, pigtails, tank tray, hold-down rod, and hose routing will clear the cover. Basic Use Steps: 1. Check Tank Size: Verify the trailer has two compatible 30 lb steel LP cylinders installed. 2. Inspect Propane Setup: Check that tanks are secured, valves are closed, hoses are routed safely, and the regulator is mounted correctly. 3. Confirm Clearance: Make sure the cover will clear the regulator, pigtails, tank handles, tank tray, front jack, battery box, and trailer frame components. 4. Place the Cover: Slip the cover over the tanks carefully without pinching propane hoses or interfering with the hold-down hardware. 5. Check Access Panel: Open the hinged top panel and confirm the valves and changeover regulator are reachable. 6. Confirm Secure Fit: Make sure the cover sits properly and does not rub sharply against hoses, fittings, or the trailer frame. 7. Inspect Periodically: Check the cover, tanks, hoses, pigtails, and regulator during routine RV maintenance and before towing.
Package Contents: • 1 Camco 50513 white double 30 lb RV propane tank cover • Hinged top access panel integrated into cover design NOT Included — May Also Need: • Propane tanks / LP cylinders • Automatic changeover regulator • Propane pigtail hoses • Tank tray or mounting bracket • Tank hold-down rod, wing nut, or clamp hardware • Propane fittings or adapters • Propane leak detector solution This listing is for the tank cover only unless otherwise stated. Confirm any propane system parts, mounting hardware, or hose replacement needs separately.
To confirm this cover is right for your setup, consider the following: • Whether your RV uses two 30 lb steel propane tanks • Tank material — steel vs. aluminum • Overall tank height, diameter, and handle style • Regulator and pigtail hose location • Tank tray width and hold-down hardware clearance • Clearance from trailer jack, battery box, frame rails, and front cap • Whether white is the desired exterior color Why this matters: Propane tank covers can look similar but differ by tank capacity, tank material, cover height, regulator clearance, and access panel design.
Match this cover by tank size, tank material, cover dimensions, regulator clearance, valve access, and surrounding trailer components. Do not select by color alone.
If fitment issues continue, check tank size, tank material, tank handle style, regulator placement, pigtail routing, hold-down hardware, and surrounding trailer clearance.
This product is a protective propane tank cover only. It does not secure propane tanks, regulate gas flow, or repair propane system leaks. Always make sure propane cylinders are properly mounted, valves are accessible, hoses are routed safely, and no propane components are pinched or rubbing against the cover. Do not modify propane tanks, regulators, pigtails, or fittings to make a cover fit. If propane odor is present or a leak is suspected, shut off the propane supply and have the system inspected by a qualified LP gas technician.