30 mbar Butane Gas Regulator. A safe and reliable gas regulator for attaching to gas cylinders and appliances such as stoves, burners, or water heaters.

Safety and performance for your gas appliances with the Com Gas Regulator

The Com Gas Butane Gas Regulator is an essential component for ensuring the safety and proper functioning of your gas installation. This head is designed to reduce the cylinder pressure to a constant and safe output pressure of 30 mbar , which is the standard working pressure for most domestic appliances in Spain.

It's perfect for use with stoves, camping stoves, paella burners, or water heaters that run on butane gas (LPG). With a guaranteed flow rate of 2.5 kg/h, it ensures a constant and reliable gas flow. Manufactured under the strict European standard UNE-EN 12864 , this regulator offers you maximum peace of mind and confidence so you can enjoy your gas appliances without worry.

• 🔥 **SAFETY AND RELIABILITY:** Guarantees a constant output pressure of 30 mbar for the correct and safe operation of your butane gas appliances.
• 🔧 **VERSATILE USE:** Suitable for a wide range of household appliances that run on butane gas, such as stoves, burners, paella pans, or water heaters.
• ✅ **COMPLIES WITH EUROPEAN REGULATIONS:** Manufactured following the highest quality and safety standards, complying with the European standard UNE-EN 12864.
• 💧 **GUARANTEED HIGH FLOW RATE:** It offers a guaranteed flow rate of 2.5 kg/h, ensuring a stable and sufficient gas supply even for the most powerful appliances.
• 🔩 **EASY INSTALLATION:** Standard G-56 (inlet) and H-51 (outlet) connections that allow quick, safe and easy coupling to the cylinder and hose.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Does this regulator have an expiration date?

Yes, due to safety regulations, all gas regulators have an expiration date printed on the device itself, which must be respected.

2. Does it work for propane cylinders?

No, this regulator is designed and certified exclusively for use with butane gas cylinders. Propane regulators have different output pressures.

3. Is it the so-called "traditional head"?

Yes, it's the standard regulator for the most common domestic butane cylinder in Spain, often recognizable by its on/off lever.

4. Do I need any tools to install it?

No, the connection to the cylinder is done manually, securing it with the lever. To connect to the hose, you'll only need a screwdriver to tighten the clamp.

5. What does "closing pressure: 63 mbar" mean?

This is a safety measure. It indicates the maximum pressure at which the regulator would automatically cut off the gas supply in the event of a malfunction.

6. Can I use it in a motorhome?

Yes, it is suitable for any mobile or fixed installation using butane cylinders and appliances requiring an inlet pressure of 30 mbar.