A safety-rated propane pigtail hose built for two-cylinder RV systems. The Cavagna 50-A-190-0033 connects a Type 1 ACME nut on the cylinder end to a 1/4" male NPT fitting on the regulator end, with a built-in excess flow device and heat-sensitive thermal shutoff for added protection on the road or at the campsite.
Most RV propane systems run two cylinders -- one active, one in reserve -- connected through an automatic changeover regulator or a standard two-stage regulator with "T" check connections. The pigtail hose is the flexible link between the cylinder valve and the regulator inlet, and it takes abuse: vibration, UV exposure, and repeated connect/disconnect cycles. Cavagna builds this one to handle it.
The 50-A-190-0033 is a direct-use replacement or OEM-style hose for any two-cylinder LP system using a Type 1 ACME inlet. At 15 inches, it provides enough slack for cylinder removal and replacement without straining the regulator connection.
Automatically limits gas flow if the hose ruptures or is accidentally disconnected, reducing risk of uncontrolled LP release.
A heat-sensitive plug shuts off gas flow automatically if hose temperature exceeds 240 deg F, guarding against fire-related failure.
Standard connection pairing for two-cylinder RV regulator systems. ACME nut threads onto the cylinder POL valve adapter; NPT end threads into the regulator inlet.
Meets UL and CGA safety standards for LP gas hose assemblies. Acceptable for use in regulated campgrounds and RV parks.
The ACME nut (Type 1) end threads onto a standard propane cylinder valve -- the same connection used on 20 lb and 30 lb DOT cylinders common on travel trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes. The 1/4" male NPT end connects to the inlet port of a double-stage automatic changeover regulator or a standard two-stage regulator with "T" check connections.
This is a high-pressure hose segment -- it carries LP gas at cylinder pressure before the regulator steps it down to appliance pressure. It is not a low-pressure appliance hose and should not be substituted for one downstream of the regulator.