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Originally Posted by Jagiven
That is your pressure regulator. It is very important component.
If your talking about one of those analog dial indicators, yes, you can install it at the tank conection.
Just be aware, they are not known to be very accurate.
https://www.amazon.com/Indicator-Det...NsaWNrPXRydWU= |
In addition to not being very accurate they apparently are notorious for having a negative impact on the flow and pressure of the propane when it's hotter. I put one of these on our previous 195RB when we first got it and very soon after had a problem with the fridge not cooling properly when on propane.
The dealer I took it to confirmed it was the problem and told me they see the issue alot, especially when they have been used in very hot weather and therefore don't recommend them. We spend a fair amount of time in the southwest so that was where the problem was introduced. So I just occasionally weighed my propane tank to get an accurate measure of how full it was. We had a 30lb tank on the 195RB and would usually go a whole season on the one tank. Unless you are running a furnace the rest of the appliances tend to be pretty efficient.
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