GasGear RV Propane Hose - 18” Stainless Braided Pigtail with 90-Degree Elbow | 1/4” M Inverted Flare

Designed for tight spaces and simple setups

The GasGear 18-inch propane pigtail hose features a first-of-its-kind 90-degree brass elbow that minimizes hose stress and helps you achieve a clean, secure connection in cramped corners of RVs, campers, or trailers. The compact elbow sits neatly against walls and cabinetry, so you don’t have to wrestle with the hose during setup.

When connecting to a GasStop shut-off gauge, a propane regulator, or LP tanks, you’ll appreciate a quick, straightforward installation. The hose is rated up to 200,000 BTU/hr and supports a maximum 250 PSIG, offering versatile performance for common RV propane tasks.

Key benefits at a glance

• 90-degree elbow reduces hose bending and stress, making tight-spot installs easier.
• Stainless steel braided construction ensures lasting durability and leak-resistant performance in varied environments.
• Weatherproof design resists sun exposure, moisture, and even critters, helping you rely on dependable connections during outdoor trips.
• Full compatibility with RV regulators and 20 lb, 30 lb, or 40 lb LP tanks, enabling flexible camping setups.
• UL Listed with built-in protections and thermal/excess flow safeguards for peace of mind.

Design, durability, and weather performance

The GasGear hose uses a high-quality stainless steel braid that resists wear and remains flexible across temperature changes. Its weatherproof construction stands up to sun exposure, moisture, and even critters, helping you rely on dependable connections during outdoor trips.

With a 1/4" inverted flare outlet compatible with RV regulators and LP tanks, this hose is ready for 20 lb, 30 lb, or 40 lb cylinders. The combination of robust fittings and careful engineering aims to deliver long-lasting service in varying campground environments.

Safety and compliance

UL Listed and designed with protective features, including thermal protection in case of heat exposure and excess flow safeguards in the event of a gas leak. These design choices support safer operation within recreational applications, while not guaranteeing outcomes.