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Gas connections

chealy74 · 2011-12-02 08:14:10

Hi What is the story when registering a camper, in regards to gas connections? I have a simple 2 ring hob and grill connected with rubber tubing to a small gas cylinder, I built a small cupboard within the main cupboard and sealed it, I then have a vent in the floor of the van to let out any escaped gas. This cupboard can…

02-12-2011 8:14am

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chealy74

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Hi
What is the story when registering a camper, in regards to gas connections?
I have a simple 2 ring hob and grill connected with rubber tubing to a small gas cylinder, I built a small cupboard within the main cupboard and sealed it, I then have a vent in the floor of the van to let out any escaped gas. This cupboard can only be accessed once the back doors of the camper are opened.

Do you think this would suffice or would I need copper tubing from the gas bottle to the cooker?

many thanks

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Aidan_M_M

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the only flexi tubing that is safe , and allowed , is that from the cylinder to the wall , max approx 2/2.5 feet IIRC . After that it MUST be solid , copper or coated steel , which is all I use.

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