Check ur gas hob specs first. A lot of hobs with safety valve cannot use fancy high pressure regulators.
The one normally sell at hardware shops are ok. Go for safety fire resistant hose, yellow color. They are the trend now.
Also I always look for sirim sticker. And test with soap water after fitting.

I need some sharing of buying experience.

But I found this milux with gas leakage and balance indicator is quite usefull.

http://milux.com.my/products/gas-appliance...lator-mgr-ep38/

Price is around RM50 plus minus.

Good point. maybe can buy a small side mirror from car accessory shop to reflect the reading of the meter.

leaking no, but gas remaining yes.

Got few time wife cook half way no gas, she jump sky high to the roof.

Not everyone have nice big kitchen, space is limited to 1 tong only.

10's a lot for good advice. 

I bought mine from Ace hardware, I suspected this "Sirim" thing is bullsh!t, bought twice and these regulator feels lousy, once the locking mechanism came apart and causes gas leaked, faster remove it. Bought another one but can hear gas hissing sound when securing onto gas tank.

Think I better get one from Singapore when I make a trip there. Don't want my unit to blow up because of these crappy quality regulator.

Actually Milux can be crappy too. I bought one Milux before. After fixing it to the tong I could hear slight hiasing sound from the regulator even when the stove is off. Took it to the shop to exchange. Changed with Chestar instead. Working till today.

Pardon me for bumping old thread. Ok, so far I've tried Chelstar, guess what? The locking mechanism/lever came apart, so much for safety.
Bought a new brand "KHIND", just popped to the new tank last week, very soft hissing sound, applied soapy water and indeed, there's minor leaking, can see small bubble getting inflated.
Gonna leave it as it is for now. Have tried at least 4-5 brands, all failed in terms of safety aspect. I'll try to look out for Milux.

I bought milux brand, it spoiled after 2 months, gas leaked from regulator. Bad luck I guess.

since this is gas thread.. i would like to ask.. where to get this kind of connector

BSP to Female Horsetail

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This thing quite common in hardware store in UK but not here in Malaysia

My Gas Hob use this type of fitting..
After reading all post regarding gas regulator, it seems no specific brand that are really good..
But I will try Cleese Comap afterthis

Item just arrived, will fix it later.

My friend is using Clesse, told me working well. Anyway, the fire on my stove is strong even on lowest setting with 2kg/h regulator, maybe this will solve the issue.

Check the small rubber on the inlet of the gas tank.

What spurred that decision though? Past bad experience with leakage or just personal choice?

Ok, seems more like a problem are facing until we use the Cleese. There's hint of leakage due to the smell until we switched to using the Cleese. Nowadays, gas run out because other users either never tell that is finished or bother to ask gas tong uncle to being replacement over.