JR Products RV LP Gas Manifold - 4 Port - Linear

Video Transcript for Review of JR Products Propane Fittings - 4 Port LP Gas Manifold - JR65CR

Hello neighbors, Steve here with etrailer.com. Let's take a look at our JR Products RV LP Gas Manifolds. So, folks, we do offer these in four different options. You can get a three port manifold, a four port manifold, a five port manifold, and a six port manifold. Those respective item numbers are on the screen next to the image of what they look like individually. So, if you need a specific one, make sure you're putting the item number into the search bar at the top of our page here and getting the correct number of port manifold that you're wishing to get.

Now, there is some other stuff you would need to get separately as well to work in conjunction with these. You're gonna need a disassembly tool, and I've got that here separately as well. And you're also gonna need (tool tapping) one of a few adapters, a male flare or NPT, National Pipe Thread manifold adapter, and I've got one of those today here for demonstration purposes as well only. So, again, folks, what you're looking at today is individual gas manifold by themselves. So, again, we have a six option.

Let's go ahead (manifold knocking) and zoom in and show you these individually. So, you got a six port option. Keep in mind folks, that there are six ports on this particular one. Four in the front, one on each side. One of these six is going to be your supply line or your supply gas in.

So, technically you should be able to put on this particular one up to five accessories off of it to run 'em. And then you've got your five port, so three in the front, one on each side. And as you can see on here, the max PSI is 350. (manifold knocking) And then you've got your four port, two in the front, one on each side. (manifold knocking) And finally you've got your three port, one, two, three.

(manifold knocking) Now, as far as how to use these folks, again, I'm gonna go ahead and bring in this removal or disassembly tool, as they call it. You've got a flathead screwdriver tip on one end. You've got a nice little clip here for a pocket. And then you've got this pin-shaped end here. That's gonna be for removal. So, you've got holes here, here, here, here. And on the other side, same thing, these little holes. And that tool will go in there to remove (tool tapping) these manifold adapter fittings. So, these adapter fittings, you simply put on the hose end of your appliance. Maybe it's a hot water heater, barbecue pit or something. These just simply push in. (fitting rattles) And then as you can see, you can't get 'em out, unless you have the tool here and you push the tool in that hole and then you can remove it. So, keep in mind, this would be mounted with these line holes probably in place somewhere. So, I'm gonna hold it kinda upside down here, just so I can hold it with two hands and pull this off. But all you simply gotta do is push the tool in and that allows you to pop it back out. So, I'll show you again, it's in, (manifold knocking) simply push that into the hole and then you can simply pull it out. So, that is how the tool works with the manifold adapters. (manifold knocking) But again, we are just simply looking at the block today. And I'll go ahead and put those blocks back on the screen and I will tell you that you can distribute propane again to separate appliances from the one central location with these. And again, you just simply insert those adapters that are sold separately onto this manifold. There's no Teflon tape required. It's a tamper-proof design. It's gonna prevent dangerous leaks. And as I said, you can get the tool and those adapters separately. And this is UL 407 certified. And again, the max pressure rating is 350 PSI. Well, folks that will wrap it up today. Again, make sure you're getting the part number for the number of ports that you're looking for. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching.