Propane Tank Gauge Level Indicator for 9 kg Gas Bottles
Product Description
Propane Tank Gauge Level Indicator is designed to help monitor gas levels for compatible LPG and propane gas bottles during BBQ, camping, RV, and outdoor use.
This gas bottle gauge connects between the tank valve and regulator to give an easy visual indication of remaining gas pressure.
The colour-coded dial is simple to read, with green, yellow, and red zones to help show whether gas level is sufficient, low, or nearly empty.
Solid brass construction provides a durable fitting for regular outdoor and home use.
The QCC Type 1 inlet supports secure connection with compatible gas bottle setups.
Suitable for compatible tanks from 2.5 kg to 18 kg, including common 9 kg BBQ gas bottles.
Designed for BBQ grills, RVs, camping setups, fire pits, patio gas appliances, and outdoor heating systems.
Gas pressure readings may vary depending on temperature and cylinder conditions.
Features
Easy Gas Level Check – Colour-coded dial display.
QCC Type 1 Fitting – Suits compatible gas bottles.
Solid Brass Build – Durable outdoor construction.
Wide Tank Compatibility – Suits 2.5–18 kg tanks.
BBQ & Camping Use – Great for outdoor gas setups.
Pressure-Based Reading – Shows gas pressure indication.
Compact 1-Pack Design – Easy to install and store.
Outdoor Ready – Suitable for regular patio and travel use.
Specifications
Product Type: Propane Tank Gauge Level Indicator
Pack Quantity: 1 Pack
Compatible Tank Size: 2.5–18 kg
Recommended Use: 9 kg Propane / LPG Gas Bottles
Not Suitable For: Tanks Over 18 kg
Capacity: 80,000–150,000 BTU/hour Listed
Operating Temperature: -10°C to +55°C
Import Pressure: 1.7–17.2 bar / 25–250 PSI
Export Pressure: 0.17–1.38 bar / 2.5–20 PSI
Input Interface: QCC Type 1
Material: Solid Brass
Dial Display: Green, Yellow, and Red Colour Zones
Suitable Uses: BBQ Grills, RVs, Camping, Fire Pits, Outdoor Cooking, Patio Gas Appliances, Outdoor Heating Systems, and Gas Bottle Monitoring
Note: Please check fitting compatibility before purchase. Gas level indication may be affected by temperature and cylinder pressure.
