JR Products Compact Automatic Changeover 2-Stage Propane Regulator
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JR Products Propane Fittings - 37207-31525
- Regulators
- 3/8 Inch - Female NPT
- 1/4 Inch - FIF
- Dual Stage - Automatic Changeover
- JR Products
Low-pressure 2-stage LP gas regulator ensures a continuous flow of gas to all appliances by combining a high-pressure first-stage and low-pressure second-stage regulator into one unit. Designed for RV applications.
Features
- Low-pressure 2-stage LP gas regulator ensures a continuous flow of gas to all appliances by combining a high-pressure first-stage and low-pressure second-stage regulator into one unit
- 1/4" FIF inlet x 3/8" FPT outlet
- Brass inlet adapters can be removed to use hoses with MPT fittings
- 262,500 Btu rating
- Zinc die cast
- Molded rubber diaphragms
- UL Approved
- 2nd Stage relief mechanism per UL 144
- Adjustable screw and dust cap
- Optional mounting bracket is sold separately
- Powder coated
07-31525 JR Products Compact Low Pressure Two-Stage Automatic Changeover RV LP Gas Regulator
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Video of JR Products Compact Automatic Changeover 2-Stage Propane Regulator
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Video Transcript for JR Products Compact Low Pressure 2-Stage Automatic Changeover RV LP Gas Regulator Review
What's up everybody It's AJ with etrailer.com. Today we're going to be checking out this automatic changeover regulator from JR Products. What this is going to do is it's going to help you, obviously, regulate the propane in your rig, but it's automatically going to switch over when one tanks down. So right now, the lever's pointed to this tank. When this one reaches its end, it's automatically going to switch over to this one. That way when you come back out here next time, you'll switch a lever over to primarily focus on this one and you can replace this one without worrying about any gas escaping or anything like that but continue to have propane.
Let's check it out.A way it helps you figure out which tank is empty is this gauge here. I'm going to open up this propane and you'll see the gauge will turn to green. Now you know that this one has propane it. So it sensing that it has propane. It's going to be fine.
There's no reason to change the readout. Now, if I flip it over to this one, you're going to watch it slowly switch over and realize there's no propane in this one because I have the valve shut off. With that in mind, just because it's red doesn't mean both tanks are drained. You'll want to switch it over to the other one, you see green and knows this one's full and you're still good to go and you can replace this one now.Now, we worked with two different regulators today. Both of these are from JR Products, but the only difference is this one's a little bit bigger and has extra screw holes.
Otherwise, it's the same thing. Functions the exact same way. You just want to go with the bigger one if you have more appliances that are drawing propane off of it. So like I said, you got way more stuff running off it, you're going to need a bigger regulator to regulate the propane. It's going to help you out with both of your tanks just the same.
Chances are if you're checking this out, it's time to replace your old one. Here's the old one here. We went ahead and removed that, and you needed to do that every 10 years. They recommend it because it's got a rubber diaphragm on the inside that eventually wears out, then you're going to get less pressure. Now, that goes the same with your propane tanks. So if you do them at the same time, that'll work out. If you don't replace your propane tanks and you just get them refilled, up to 10 years it's time to get them reinspected to make sure they're still okay to use. You'll have to take them to a propane place to get them inspected and approved to use.Another thing to think about when you're going to replace your regulator is the hoses that go with it. You want to make sure you get the right ones that have the right connections. We have the inverted connector here. You can see it's smaller than the outside grip, and then we have the NPT connection and you can see that that threaded part matches the outside grip. So that's an easier way to tell just by looking at it and going, "Oh, okay. The bigger one that comes all the way out to the end, that's the NPT, and this is going to be the inverted." If you look at our regulator, it uses the inverted. So you can just come in here and screw it in that way. If we we're going to try and use the NPT, clearly too big. It's not going to thread in there. Looking at the outlet down here, this is going to be sized at 3/8" and it has an FPT connection. So another thing about when going with the lines you're going to be running to it, make sure that matches up with the one that goes to your rig.It's pretty straight forward. That's how the regular works and how you would replace it. But how does it install It was pretty easy. So let's check out how we did it. This is what it's going to look like when you get it. Now, we added a bracket to our regulator that JR Products also offers that's on our website, because the old bracket wouldn't work with our new regulator. It didn't had four screws in it, and the screw spacings didn't match up with this one. This one's an inch apart. So that's something else to look at when you're going to get your replacement. Make sure the bracket matches so you can attach it, that way you can attach it over there too.So first off, I put one screw in there already. Going to simply put the second one in. That way we attach the regulator to the bracket. I'll show you the back of the regulator here in a second. You can see it's got the spaces there where the screws go in. So it's as easy as lining the bracket up and screwing it in. We're going to attach our output hose to the bottom here, the regulator. It's easier to do that before you install the regulator because you can easily just spin it like that and attach that bottom hose. Get it nice and tight. Looks good. Now you can go ahead and set the bracket down on top, because there is a hole just for it and then we'll add our wing nut to hold it in place. Again, want to get it nice and tight. Just going to push down on this bracket and this bracket keeping everything in place.Now we're going to add our other hose. It's easier to screw in this side, which would be our inverted side first, and then attach this side to the propane tank. You're all set. It really is that simple. It installed very easily. It works great. I like that I can switch over to this tank if I need to, but I don't have to. If this tank runs out, it's automatically going to come over here while I'm inside. I don't have to leave the camper if it's cold. I really like that. It makes it easier, and I know I'm covered for the next 10 years. That does it for our look at this regulator. Hope this helped.
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Customer Reviews
JR Products Compact Automatic Changeover 2-Stage Propane Regulator - 37207-31525
Average Customer Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars (142 Customer Reviews)
Low-pressure 2-stage LP gas regulator ensures a continuous flow of gas to all appliances by combining a high-pressure first-stage and low-pressure second-stage regulator into one unit. Designed for RV applications.by: Harry09/07/2022
I own an older trailer and LP regulator was leaking and the company that manufactured the valve was out of business. I called etrailer and they were able to get me one as a replacement never had any issues they know what they are doing here.
by: Jonathan01/11/2022
I installed this in my 1999 E350 ambulance-to-camper conversion last year. I mounted two #30 tanks in what used to be the oxygen compartment. It works very smoothly and quietly even with the water heater, fridge and stove on, with no humming or chattering.
by: Art 02/27/2024
I found exactly what I was looking for. Quality product, timely delivery, easy installation. Thanks for being there e-trailer!
by: Mike 02/12/2024
Easy install. Good dual stage replace ment.
by: Mark 02/17/2024
Looking forward to installing this for a propane customer!
by: Randy08/05/2023
Product as described replaced the previous one and hole pattern matched perfectly.
by: Fred 02/01/2023
One year review. No issues.
So far so good!
Fred
2/2/2024
No issues at all. Great product.
by: Robert 04/13/2024
Product worked as expected.
by: Randal 05/06/2024
Just what I ordered and arrived on time
by: Jerry 04/15/2024
Good service and product. Received order quicker then expected. I have used this company before and will use again if needed in the future
by: Edward 07/25/2023
This appears to be working fine and with a little finagling with the fittings I made it work, and as stated earlier accessories ordered weren’t up to par.
by: Kirby04/09/2022
Arrived damaged. switch was broken off. Packaging was intact so I think e-trailer received it in a damaged condition.
Can't rate the product until it is replaced and installed. I returned the damaged regulator to you by UPS, but before it could have arrived at your shop, George J. from e-trailer had already shipped a replacement to me and it arrived yesterday. In addition to George's concern over my shipment, I heard from others on your staff including Mike B. and Kailey I. You folks go the extra mile to satisfy your customers. I would rate your customer service at 5 stars for sure.
by: John 04/13/2024
Product works great and delivery was on time
by: Curt 04/15/2024
Arrived very fast
by: Kenneth 02/12/2024
Fit and worked great.
by: Chris03/31/2022
The product is great and due to a recent shortage of what I needed the team worked with me and kept me updated on the order status as info became available. Great place for parts and I will be a repeat customer.
Chris D.
4/3/2023
It is absolutely perfect. The original regulator had the handle and gauge on the front so seeing it meant removing the tank cover but with this new one I can easily make adjustments and see what I need to see by only flipping open the lid.
by: Falcon6705/05/2023
This worked well for replacing a recalled unit on a Keystone trailer. Had to replace the tank hoses because the fittings are different but those ought to be looked at periodically anyway.
by: Lyle 01/13/2024
bean working great so far
by: William05/12/2023
Two mounting screws, come on, I bent the screws as I was attempting to install the out line and the two in line valves. Very poor design. I jus hope they will withheld the vibration of the trailer as we are traveling. The are already bent and the main housing may be damage.
by: Leland01/23/2023
Replacement was easy and pretty much straight forward. Seems to be working as expected (no leaks and all appliances work) The selector lever is broken (small piece around the base) but, not significant enough that I'm going to wait around for a replacement and send one back. Too much hassle for something that is aesthetic. Likely happened when the carrier crushed the shipping container (looks like from a conveyor jam).
by: Ryan06/16/2022
One side stopped working efficiently. Reads low when one tank is at least half way full still, half a tank is weeks (multiple) worth of propane for me. Now instead of auto change over I have to use only one side to use all available propane. I will be replacing this unit soon, which is a bit disappointing after a year.
by: Kyler02/28/2023
Products arrived and seem ok. Packaging was garbage with packaged items opened during transit and parts laying in box.
by: Christopher11/11/2021
Ordered unit in January. Gauge started malfunctioning in June. Whole unit failed in September and now leaks at valve switch. Contacted the manufacturer and they said their warranty was only to the reseller not for the customer. Unit was great when it worked but 6 months lifespan is rediculus. Not being warrenties is worse.
by: Bob02/02/2022
The regulator was as described. However, it did not include the mounting bracket. When I call Etrailer I was told it did not say it was included. It also did NOT say it was not included.
I was told the bracket was shown on the very bottom of the page.
How many people would think to look further? It should state that the bracket is not included in the description.
Jenny N.
2/4/2022
The optional mounting bracket that we offer is part # 37207-30405. We have added to the product description page that the bracket is sold separately.
by: Gary 12/08/2022
I needed a question answered about choosing the right regulator, and got a very comprehensive answer in a very short amount of time. Great customer service
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9/8/2023
I have not had any issues thanks for your guidance at time of purchase and it has stood the test of time.