Could Propane Regulator 37207-31525 Handle 10 Psi on Inlet Side

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What is maxamium inlet gas pressure for regulator on unit. Could you run 10 psi into this? Does the regulator stage it down from what inlet pressure?

asked by: Floyd R

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Expert Reply:

Propane tanks typically have between 100-200 psi in them which is what the regulators like the # 37207-31525 are designed to connect to so this would easily handle 10 psi like you mentioned.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The Winntec 6020 regulator that you referenced is a low pressure regulator like what the JR part #37207-31525 you referenced is designed to replace which will work great. The pigtail you'd need depends on the length that works best for you.…

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Answer 2

A lot of propane regulators carry similar specs and are pretty comparable when it comes to quality. JR Products does a great job at pairing up good quality with a cost-effective product like the Compact Low Pressure 2-Stage Automatic Changeover RV LP…

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Answer 3

Yes, the Compact Low Pressure 2-Stage Automatic Changeover RV LP Gas Regulator part #37207-31525 can supply up to 262,500 Btu's per hour which will be plenty for a DuroMax XP10000EH Generator. I wasn't able to find the exact Btu requirement…

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Answer 4

I'm glad you asked, because there should not be an odor of propane coming from anywhere, including the vent, of your automatic changeover propane regulator. You are correct that a regulator should absolutely last longer than just a couple years…

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The Compact Low Pressure 2-Stage Automatic Changeover RV LP Gas Regulator part #37207-31525 is a low pressure regulator so it will provide the standard of 11 W.C. It is not adjustable.

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Answer 6

The clear oil is an additive in the storage tanks that gives propane the Sulphur smell and condenses inside the regulator causing a clog. You'll need to perform a test on the system to ensure the regulator is supplying 11" WC pressure. If…

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Answer 7

The "cap, spring, bearing" you're referring to is actually a filter for the hose. The filter is in place because that particular hose uses plasticizers in the hose construction. The hoses you are using to replace your current hoses do…

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Answer 8

We do not carry any Flame King products, to include the ACR-2. So I can not speak to what their specifications/compatibility is. I can confirm that the Compact Low Pressure 2-Stage Automatic Changeover RV LP Gas Regulator #37207-31525 uses the same…

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Answer 9

Low Pressure 2-Stage RV LP Gas Regulator #37207-30365 will be a great replacement, it has adjustable dust caps and screw with molded rubber diaphragms. BTU output is based on geographic location and your consumption/square footage. You will want a…

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Answer 10

By "switch" I believe you are asking about a dual propane tank automatic changeover regulator, and we do have that with the 2-Stage Automatic Changeover RV LP Gas Regulator #37207-31525.

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Answer 11

The JR Products Compact Low Pressure 2-Stage Automatic Changeover #37207-31525 that you referenced is exactly what you need as a regulator for your RV that has two tanks. This regulator uses the standard 11 inch water column pressure rating that your…

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Answer 12

Although we don't carry Winntec products, we do indeed offer a replacement regulator from JR Products as part #37207-30395. If you click the provided link, you can see a product video for the replacement regulator I recommended.

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