What is the connector type at the output side (not the 1 LB tank side) ?
145301
I don't what it is but it wouldn't connect to my old coleman stove I had to make a adapter.
145302
It is the type of fitting that a Coleman Stove or Grill would have. Hope that answers your question.
872102
If you are talking about the small green or black screw on tanks, you would have to have an adapter since on my grill at least the connector is for the bigger tanks. you can get a 1 gallon tank ((4.25 lb) tank at Lowes http://www.lowes.com/pd_313493-743-281149_0__?productId=3089591 that works great for portability.
181896
The left and right speaker outputs are speakon connectors. No 1/4" speaker connections.
1755839
Yes this is a standard tank screw in connection that is found on all tanks...hope this helps :]
101002
Its in the picture and the description.... Connector Size: 5.5mm (Outside barrel) x 2.5mm (Inside Barrel) Center: Positive
2084293
The valve on this tank is identical to a 20 lb propane tank typically used with gas grills - right hand thread. I think the other end of your connector hose would need to connect to a "POL fitting with a left hand thread".
1444559
The downstream/output end is 1/4" SAE female, for connecting to a 1/4" SAE male service port. As such, it is a "twist on" connection. It is not a "pull back and snap on" (which would be a R134A quick connector).To clarify: This gauge is for charging systems that have a 1/4" SAE flare fitting with schrader core valve. This fitting is typical of old automobiles that use R12 refrigerant, residential AC systems using R22, and small appliances like freezers, window units, and refrigerators that have had an access port installed (piercing style or brazed in). The downstream/output end is 1/4" SAE female, for connecting to a 1/4" SAE male service port. As such, it is a "twist on" connection. It is not a "pull back and snap on" (which would be a R134A quick connector).To clarify: This gauge is for charging systems that have a 1/4" SAE flare fitting with schrader core valve. This fitting is typical of old automobiles that use R12 refrigerant, residential AC systems using R22, and small appliances like freezers, window units, and refrigerators that have had an access port installed (piercing style or brazed in).
1409529
I don't know, but doubt it. The bottom is a 'drawer' that pulls out to empty. I haven't looked to see what kind of connector up inside it to see. This is a pretty small unit.
1563077
The output side is made for any standard pool return hose with a hose clamp, because it goes back to the pool jet. The input side connects to the output of the filter, so take that connection off the filter and the chlorinator and head to Lowes or Home Depot and ask for plumbing parts to connect the two.
988759
when I ordered my tank I also ordered the hose connector that fits to the tank - then there is no issues
71844
It's a combination Speakon and 1/4 connector. It works with speaker cables terminated with Speakon or 1/4 connectors.
1060157
There is an opening on the valve side of the converter where you can screw in a small tank or an extension line. Such as this Stansport 191 Appliance-to-bulk-tank Hose
577592
Yes. I have however heard that the plastic connectors have a tendency to break. If your going to use these make sure it's hooked up outside the tank so you can replace it easily
776026
It only has the connector for the 20lb tank. You'd have to buy an adapter to use a 1lb tank. But as others have said, it wouldn't last very long. We bought this last year because of the fire bans they had, absolutely love it. Gave us a nice fire to look at and puts out an amazing amount of heat.
73976
It's a standard 4-pin connector. It is the flat connector, as opposed to the 7-pin round style.
1293558
POL is the valve/connector at the top of the tank. Be aware that this tank doe not have the "normal" large threaded fitting for a hose connection. The connector is a female left threaded one. The tank capacity is 100 pounds. Tanks are filled by weight.
656757
Most tanks have both connection types. Look inside the OPD & see if there is threads inside also. If not, it won't fit, but tou can exchange your empty tank for a full one for about $20 at many stores - one which has both connection types.The torch does not use an external regulator.