Expand your RV propane system without replacing existing plumbing. This solid brass tee installs inline between your motorhome's propane supply and regulator, opening up four connection points -- including one for an auxiliary cylinder and one for a high-pressure appliance feed. The included 5 ft hose with excess flow protection makes the job straightforward and code-conscious.
Motorhome propane systems typically provide a single regulated supply path. The Camco 59125 brass tee gives you four distinct ports in one compact fitting, letting you tap in an auxiliary 1 lb or larger throwaway cylinder, route a high-pressure feed to an additional appliance, or connect an extension hose -- all from the same inline location.
The tee is built from solid brass for corrosion resistance and long service life in outdoor and under-chassis environments. All four ports carry industry-standard thread patterns so they work with common RV propane accessories without adapters in most cases.
Female POL inlet, excess flow soft nose POL outlet, 1in-20 throwaway cylinder thread, and 1/4in inverted flare -- all on one tee body.
The soft nose POL connection includes an excess flow check that automatically restricts flow if a downstream line ruptures or separates.
Ready-to-use hose ships in the box with excess flow soft nose POL on one end and 1/4in inverted male flare on the other. No additional hose required for basic hookup.
All-brass body resists corrosion and handles the temperature cycling typical of underbody RV propane installations.
Understanding the four ports helps you plan your hookup before you start wrenching:
The 1/4in inverted flare port on the tee body provides a high-pressure propane tap upstream of the regulator. To connect a portable grill, outdoor cooker, or similar appliance at that port, you will need a compatible high-pressure propane extension hose with the matching fittings. The Camco 59043 or Camco 59045 extension hoses are designed for this application and are sold separately.
Installation is inline -- the tee inserts into the existing supply line between the propane tank valve and the motorhome's primary regulator. No special tools beyond an adjustable wrench and leak-detection solution are needed for most installs. Standard procedure: