Stop buying 1-lb disposable propane canisters. This 12-foot MB Sturgis adapter hose lets you run your camp grill, portable heater, lantern, or any CGA-600 appliance directly from a standard 20 lb or 30 lb refillable propane cylinder -- saving money and reducing single-use waste on every trip.
The MB Sturgis part 06-1376 is a purpose-built LP hose assembly with a Handwheel POL fitting on the tank end and a CGA-600 male (disposable bottle) connection on the appliance end. That combination covers the vast majority of portable camp appliances sold in North America that are designed to thread onto a small green 1-lb canister.
At 144 inches (12 full feet), the hose gives you real flexibility for appliance placement -- enough to keep the cylinder outside a tent vestibule or away from a cooking surface while still reaching your burner or heater head. The 1/4-inch ID thermoplastic hose is lightweight at 1.4 lbs yet rated to handle the full pressure output of a standard LP cylinder.
Threads onto any CGA-600 appliance port -- the same connection used by Coleman-style 1-lb green canisters -- so no adapter or regulator is needed on the appliance side.
Thermoplastic hose assembly is pressure-rated to 350 PSI, well above working pressures seen from a standard POL-valved cylinder.
Rated -40F to 140F (-40C to 60C), so it stays flexible in cold-weather camping and resists heat distortion in summer.
500,000 SCFH flow capacity handles high-demand appliances like full-size camp grills and radiant heaters without restriction.
The POL (Prest-O-Lite) fitting at the tank end is the standard left-hand threaded connection found on the valve stem of most portable 20 lb and 30 lb propane cylinders. The handwheel design means no wrench is needed -- hand-tighten at the cylinder for a secure seal.
The CGA-600 male fitting at the appliance end is the industry-standard thread for portable appliances designed to accept small 1-lb disposable canisters. Compatible appliances include:
POL valves require the cylinder to be opened manually after hand-tightening the fitting. The fitting seals via a left-hand thread (turn clockwise to loosen, counter-clockwise to tighten). Always confirm the cylinder valve is fully closed before connecting or disconnecting, and open the valve slowly once the fitting is secured.