Propane Gas Grill Control Valve Table Top Regulator, Propane Gas Grill Control Valve with M12X1.5 Adaptor Nozzle and 1"-20 Female Throwaway Cylinder Thread Inlet and Orifice Outlet for Camping Grill

Works well

Editing my review to 5 stars from 3 for the fact that the seller contacted me and gave me a full refund (without my asking for either of those things.) after seeing my review. The build of the regulator felt exactly the same as my original equipment Coleman 666, so I am sure I just got a bad one. It happens. The fact that they want their customers to be happy makes it worth 5 stars.Original review below;No gas would flow after installing this. I had to peal off the sticker to get to the adjustment set screw and turn it all the way in, then press down on the valve repeatedly to get the gas to flow. Now that it is flowing, no matter where I put the screw the adjustment is almost non existent. There's not really any range to this at all. I have to adjust the flame size with the valve on my 20lb cylinder. Luckily I use an adapter hose. With the intended 1lb tank this thing would not be useful.Maybe I got a bad one.

It was very easy to install it. Works decent even though it takes along time to heat up. Doesn't seem like it's putting out alot of gas. Worth the money at least!

It was assembled wrong. The threaded part was on in reverse. No way to thread into the grill burner with flange end on 1st. So tried to remove n damaged the o-ring, so not returnable.

This is a great control valve for my cheap propane grill. I almost threw it away, but my father-in-law suggested to just replace the control valve. I did and it worked better than I expected I had to do a small modification to make it fit.

Not enough gas comes out as the hole out of the regulator is to small .Hi was very low.After modified it worked fine.I.bought two to find this out.

I’ve had other portable BBQ. That had the same issues and was never able to find that replacement part. I’m happy to know if I need something I can probably find it on your site.

This unit with a high output (47000 btu) is a better replacement for my portable grill than a smaller one (12000 btu) which produced a very low flame. It’s impossible to figure out what regulator is required for these old off brand grills without trying them out. No one seems to know what a too large regulator does but it’s fine for me.