LONGADS Propane Tank Adapter Converts POL LP Tank Service Valve to QCC1/Type1 with Propane,Adapter with Propane Tank Gauge Propane Tank Adapter Old to New Connection Type for Propane Tank Equipment

I stumbled across one of these years ago and decided that I would buy a set for our propane tanks. They are extremely helpful to have. Everyone has run out of propane at one point. This ensures that you know how much propane is in your tank. It's one of the best purchases that I've made for little things like this around the house. Quite honestly, it makes a great gift!

Arrived quickly and well packaged. Great solution and less expensive than replacing the regulator and hose (if you can even find one in the configuration needed). Installed in two minutes without tools. PLUS it has a gauge to monitor the fuel level. Highly recommend.

We bought a dual fuel generator for emergency situations and needed a large propane tank to store the fuel. Unfortunately the 100 lb tanks do not come with the normal connector used for gas grills and our generator so I needed an adaptor. We bought this one and it worked perfectly and now we are all set to hook our large tank up to the generator when needed and could also use the tank now for our gas grill. The product arrived as advertised and was a good value.

This thing works as advertised.

I went onto Amazon just to see if this product existed. My older 100 lb. tank that serves our fireplace had the old internal threads. When I had to replace my regulator, I couldn’t find one the right size that had those old threads, but there were many choices of newer regulators that attach externally by hand - thus, the search! Happily, there were many to chose from. This one appears to be well made, attaches in seconds and allows you to use new regulators on old tanks without changing the tank valve. I can’t provide any information on some of the comments that the gauge isn’t accurate as the tank empties. I can tell you that my tank is full and the gauge reads full, and, truth be known, I selected this adapter with a gauge because it was the same price as others without gauges.

Living in North Texas through the great freeze of 2021 and having to go 36 hours straight without electricity (rolling blackouts my @$$...thanks a lot ERCOT!), I purchased a generator to ensure my family would never experience this again. The dual fuel generator is permanently installed in an enclosure on the side of my house. Inside the enclosure, I am also storing reserve tanks of gasoline (with stabilizer) and a 100lbs tank of propane. Between both types of fuel, I should have days of uptime before needing a refill.The 100lbs propane tank did not come with the standard connection found on residential 20lbs tanks you can purchase at your local big box hardware store, which was the expected connection on the included line for the generator.I liked this product because it a) converted the tank's POL valve to the standard QCC1/Type1 so it could accept the connection from the generator line and b) it includes a fuel gauge so I can monitor the tank's propane levels and know when to refill before it just runs out. Unlike the smaller 20lbs tanks, this is something you're going to just pick up and be able to guesstimate the propane level...the tank's four feet tall and 15" in diameter and even without fuel, it weights a lot.So the adaptor/gauge solution fit the bill perfectly!

Converts adapts propane tank fitting POL to accept the newer QCCC1 regulator fitting....I run a small generator off propane and have a mix of tank fittings. This allows me to use the older POL fitting tanks....is easy to attach and remove and I have had NO issue with the item....Item was new in box and was shipped fast.

Pretty simple product. The gauge is really just a reference and you can not accurately measure a propane tank level with pressure. The gauge will read "full" as long as there is some liquid in the tank. It will dip down into the yellow as the gas expands and the tank cools but pop right back into the green when not used. If you want an accurate way to measure your tank, buy a scale. If you want to know if your tank is empty or not, this gauge works just fine.