Using gas fire pit with propane tank

[rachelr]

Hello!
I just for an outlander fire bowl gas fire pit that has a regulator on the end that I want to use with the propane tank built into the forester. I know that this is a low pressure tank on the rv and the fire pit needs a high pressure one and I might have to take off the regulator and build a new hose for it. But I noticed on my RVs propane tank that there is an additional nozzle that is towards the bottom and is not the fill valve and I’m wondering if this is a high pressure valve that I’m supposed to attach the fire pit too. I can’t find any instructions about this propane tank so I’m hoping someone here might be able to help. Thanks!
Rachel

[BehindBars]

Maybe what you want is an extended stay kit that adds a fitting to the tank's output but before the regulator. Then you can run high pressure appliances or tie in an auxiliary tank to the motorhome for longer stays. You install it between the vapor valve and the regulator on your motorhome's tank. Links to two such devices below:

https://www.amazon.com/Stanbroil-Pro...6792446&sr=8-3

https://www.amazon.com/Camco-Connect...6792060&sr=8-3

[rachelr]

You know I just figured out where the real quick connect is for grill and fire pit and I was looking in the completely wrong place!! I got it figured out now.

[Duckogram]

The short answer is no.
Here is everything you wanted to know about a mounted propane tank.
https://rvlifestyle.com/innards-rv-propane-tank/

Also noteworthy is that you have MBS. Folks need to know that. I suggest you put it in your profile for future reference. My SS has a gas port on the door side in its very own compartment to connect grills and such. It is after the regulator so a direct connection can be used.

You can connect to your tank as BehindBars stated but that is before the regulator so your device would have to have one in line. Clearly installing a 4 way T (extend a stay) would be your best bet if you do not have a factory installed quick connect.

[Duckogram]

Originally Posted by rachelr

You know I just figured out where the real quick connect is for grill and fire pit and I was looking in the completely wrong place!! I got it figured out now.

Ha! You posted while I was typing. Glad you found it.
Happy Trails

[OscarsMom2]

Originally Posted by rachelr

You know I just figured out where the real quick connect is for grill and fire pit and I was looking in the completely wrong place!! I got it figured out now.

It’s my understanding that the quick connect is low pressure because it has gone through the RV’s regulator. I have an adapter for my Blackstone griddle that eliminates it’s regulator, so it will work. I’m not sure about my gas campfire. I just carry an extra 20# propane tank for it.