Stop buying disposable 1 lb propane cylinders. This 12-foot high-pressure bulk adapter hose lets you run tabletop grills, camp stoves, lanterns, and other small propane appliances directly from a standard bulk tank or a propane tree -- saving money and reducing waste on every trip.
Small propane appliances -- tabletop grills, single-burner camp stoves, portable lanterns, buddy heaters -- are typically designed to thread directly onto a 1 lb disposable cylinder. This MB Sturgis bulk adapter hose breaks that dependency. One end connects to a standard bulk propane source (20 lb tank, 30 lb tank, or a propane tree/tee assembly); the other end connects to the appliance just like a 1 lb bottle would, using the industry-standard #600 fitting.
At 144 inches (12 feet), there is enough hose to keep the bulk tank safely away from the cooking area while still giving you full freedom of placement. The 1/4" ID construction and 350 PSI pressure rating handle the demands of high-BTU camp appliances without restriction.
144 inches of hose keeps your bulk tank at a safe distance from burners and flame sources during cooking or heating.
High-pressure construction handles regulated propane flow reliably across a wide range of appliances and conditions.
Male #600 x female #600 swivel ends are the RV and camping industry standard, compatible with most small propane appliances and bulk adapters.
Rated from -40 F to 140 F, this hose stays flexible and serviceable across cold-weather camping and hot summer conditions alike.
Disposable 1 lb propane cylinders are convenient but expensive per BTU, and they create waste that many campgrounds and national parks are now restricting. A bulk adapter hose like this one is the straightforward solution: connect your appliance to whatever bulk propane supply you already carry in your RV or tow vehicle, and run all day without swapping bottles.
This hose is compatible with propane tree (tee) assemblies as well, allowing multiple small appliances to share a single bulk tank simultaneously -- useful for camp kitchens running a stove, lantern, and grill at the same time.
The #600 fitting standard (also written as POL-style or Type 1 hand-wheel depending on the adapter in use) is the most common interface on tabletop camping appliances, portable heaters, and small grill burners sold in North America. The female swivel end connects to the appliance port; the male end connects to the bulk adapter or propane tree port. The swivel design on the female end prevents hose twisting during connection.