There is no smell or anything.

I mean leaking finish is because I seldom use. Probably 1 tong can last like 6mth to 10mth. And that is leaking finish more than I cook.

I m lazy evrytime have to go to backyard to switch off the regulator.

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This post has been edited by alan_KL: Dec 9 2017, 03:51 AM

Bump back this thread in order to get some advice about gas regulator...
Found one more regulator with safety value, additional feature of pressure gauge which i interested, can anybody advise is this product quality comparable to Clesse regulator??

Model:
IGT Type A120IEFVPG Gas Regulator for LPG W/EFV With SAFETY VALUE /Pressure Gauge (Made in Denmark) Free 1.5m (SIRIM Approved) FIRE RESISTANT HOSE 2 High Quality Clips |

https://s.lazada.com.my/s.Zfjq9

https://pictr.com/images/2019/08/18/5rJm1f.md.jpg

Its comparable to the Comet/Clesse regulator. The locking 'hook' is about as big as the Comet, both of which are much better than the normal ones. The gas knob is a separate from the hook so the gas can be disconnected without needing to remove the regulator (same as the comet). The IGT regulator is manufactured locally (also called IGT-Milux) so I don't think its imported and there is a cheaper version without the safety valve - it looks the same as the one in the links above, doesn't have EFV in the model name.

A cheaper alternative is the Fuji 182DPDL which looks like the normal regulators but its got 2 locking hooks, 1 on each side which makes it very secure and the knob is a 2 stage one which allows the gas to be shut off without unhooking the regulator from the gas tank. Price RM15-30. The RM15 is on preorder on shoppe.

Had a problem with the gas the other day and went out to buy a replacement, and found the Comet model in AceHW. It locks on alot more solidly compared to the usual ones and has a safety valve to cut off the gas if there is a leak. The Fuji DPDL also looks good but doesn't have EFV.

Anybody know where to buy the smaller than 10mm hose and regulator? Bought a riino infra red stove but comes with a smaller diameter about 6mm

Bumped into this old thread not sure whether still active.

Notice there are two variants of. 1.5kg/hr and 2kg/hr . Any differnece in between these two in term of fire power?

If not wrong, one is for single use and the other for multiple stove connection to a single tank (restaurant)

I'd recommend the Hokah regulator n hose set. Fits like a glove.
If u need the extra length then can order separately the hokah orange hose.

Also using SS hose clamps for better (even) clamping.

Guys, can recommend a good brand gas regulator for home usage? I bought Zenne gas regulator last year and now got problem a mild hissing sound. Have to turn off gas regulator after usage.

Refer URL - http://m.zenne.com.my/index.php?ws=showpro...ucts_id=1900290

Kindly advise. Thank you.

This post has been edited by kumario9: Jul 19 2021, 08:31 AM

If you have a spare tank, check if is the same problem. Sometimes is could be a tank head problem or something is blocking the regulator to sit properly.

I thought this might be the issue and try to swap diferent gas tank and even changing inner rubber gas tank still got mild hissing out but its like a on and off thingy.

This post has been edited by kumario9: Jul 19 2021, 09:31 AM

Most important there is no gas leakage smell when you are cooking.

Those selling at hardware shop should be good enough if you wanna replace.

What was the reason you replace the earlier with this regulator?

Just move in new place, first time purchase. Got light smell if try sniff near to gas regulator. Long term usage may shorten gas tank life. For time being I just turn off gas regulator after using it.

Last year, I had a similar issue with one of the regular brand tank. My normal replacement is 3 months +/-. Just after 1 month replacement, the tank was emptied. Did a checked and found the regulator was lose. Didnt hear any hissing sound as the tank was place outside the house.

Since you oredi tested with different tank and the problem is still there, then replace the regulator.

As for good brands, cant help as I dont replace often.

Hokah.regulator head and hose. https://shopee.com.my/Ready-Stock--HOKAH-LP...7199.8610943941

In case the one that come in the set is too short you can buy loose cut hose for longer lengths https://shopee.com.my/-LOOSE-CUT-HOKAH-LPG-...5648.5477047086

Use these hose clamp, these are overspec but they tighten well (the FOC ones suck as the thread is so weak) https://shopee.com.my/SAMCO-STAINLESS-STEEL...5560.6677669227 - get it in 13-19mm size - because hose is 16mm OD, this size work great

Thanks.

Doctor badly burnt as gas cylinder explodes at home

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...plodes-at-home/

There's another player in the market as I recently discovered. My gas man told me the pin on the Cleese Comet (Comap) doesn't go down as deep anymore. Could be wear 'n tear and a combination of user induced manhandling that might have damaged it. Had it changed to IGT A-100IS/A-120IS from IGT.

Still, the Cleese Comet (Comap) remains one of the best regulator I've used.


This post has been edited by halcyon27: Mar 17 2022, 04:09 PM

Nevermind, I did some research about LPG power outputs.
Seems that 1kg = 13.6kW
If I'm not wrong on it, 1.5 and 2.0 should have maximum output of 20.4 and 27.2 respectively.
Assuming my maximum hob output is 13kW, I still should be well below the limit of the regulator.

This post has been edited by Jackie-Cham: Dec 10 2022, 03:04 AM