When your propane cylinder connection falls just short, this 60-inch rubber extension hose bridges the gap safely and cleanly. Fitted with both male and female cylinder thread ends, it connects inline between your existing regulator hose and propane cylinder -- no adapters required for standard POL or CGA 510 cylinder fittings. UL and CSA approved for confidence on the road, at the campsite, or during full-time RV life.
JR Products has been supplying the RV aftermarket with propane components for decades, and the 06-0141 hose reflects that experience. The 1/4-inch ID rubber construction delivers adequate flow for standard RV appliances -- furnaces, water heaters, ranges, and refrigerators -- while the UL/CSA listing confirms it meets the safety standards required by most campgrounds and RV parks.
At 60 inches (5 feet), this hose gives you meaningful flexibility when repositioning a cylinder, routing around a compartment door, or connecting an external barbecue or portable appliance to your RV's propane system. Both ends use standard cylinder thread fittings, so it installs like any factory hose -- hand-tight to start, then wrench-snug.
60 inches of hose length gives you the flexibility to reposition cylinders or extend your propane supply line without rerouting your entire system.
Male and female cylinder thread fittings on each end connect directly to your existing propane components -- no extra adapters needed for most setups.
Meets UL and CSA safety standards for LP gas hose assemblies, satisfying the requirements of most RV parks, campgrounds, and insurance policies.
Flexible rubber hose body resists cracking in cold weather and holds up to the UV exposure and vibration of regular RV travel.
This hose is designed for inline extension of existing LP gas hose runs on RVs, travel trailers, fifth wheels, and similar towable or motorized rigs. Common use cases include:
LP gas hose connections should always be made with the cylinder valve closed. After tightening fittings, open the valve slowly and check every joint with a liquid soap solution or dedicated leak-detection spray -- bubbles indicate a leak that must be corrected before use.