Regulator for Butagaz composite cylinder

[Irish Rover]

I have 2 Butagaz composite gas cylinders on my boat and I'm trying to source a spare regulator for them. I can't find any in Turkey. Amazon UK has butagaz regulators for sale but I'm not sure if they're all the same. Mine says "Type 63784" and is stamped 28mbar. I don't want to go to the trouble and expense of buying from the UK without being sure I'm getting the right one. Any advice appreciated

 

[Roberto]

They are known as "clip" or quick-on regulators, google "detendeur clip quick-on butagaz viseo cube" and you'll have the right models.
There is also one which is "direct", it does not regulate pressure -used for burning garden leaves, soldering etc- it has just a tiny rubber membrane inside, if you poke it off with a needle then you have a two way fitting which allows you (or gaz plants) to fill the tank from whatever source you have on hand.

 

[Irish Rover]

They are known as "clip" or quick-on regulators, google "detendeur clip quick-on butagaz viseo cube" and you'll have the right models.
There is also one which is "direct", it does not regulate pressure -used for burning garden leaves, soldering etc- it has just a tiny rubber membrane inside, if you poke it off with a needle then you have a two way fitting which allows you (or gaz plants) to fill the tank from whatever source you have on hand.

Thank you. That's very useful information. I want to make up a connector to fill the tanks from locally available cylinders.

 

[Roberto]

I want to make up a connector to fill the tanks from locally available cylinders.

You will have no problems; this is the one, called "Master Direct", the outlet has the inverted thread common to 12_13kg tanks. Inside the outlet is a tiny rubber membrane (which would prevent gas to get into the tank), simply take it off with a needle and there you go.
https://www.amazon.fr/RECA-5110032-...locphy=9056137&hvtargid=pla-82619603366&psc=1
It might be difficult to source a hose with two inverted threads at its extremities, I took two identical separate hoses, both one end with inverted thread and one end with regular thread, and inserted a connector in the middle.

 

[Irish Rover]

You will have no problems; this is the one, called "Master Direct", the outlet has the inverted thread common to 12_13kg tanks. Inside the outlet is a tiny rubber membrane (which would prevent gas to get into the tank), simply take it off with a needle and there you go.
https://www.amazon.fr/RECA-5110032-...locphy=9056137&hvtargid=pla-82619603366&psc=1
It might be difficult to source a hose with two inverted threads at its extremities, I took two identical separate hoses, both one end with inverted thread and one end with regular thread, and inserted a connector in the middle.

Thanks again.