
WelshGas
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I use this + a quick release in the gas line.You are correct, I hadn’t realised that the PRV was on the outlet side.
Thinking further, the suggestions to replace the regulator with a “normal” bbq one could be dangerous as they don’t have the prv. In the case of the regulator failing in this way without a PRV you could end up with very tall flames at the burners, dangerous on an external bbq but could be a lot more serious in the confined space of a van.
The Regulator fails safe, ie: cuts off gas if over pressured, rather than leaking excess pressure.

29mbar Butane Campingaz Regulator LPG Equipment, Regulators
29mbar Butane Campingaz Regulator 8mm Nozzle, Low pressure, use with Campingaz cylinders only, Controllable with Safety Valve,
