Okay, another question on quick connect

[partsman01]

This 2004 wilderness has the connection at the right side near the back of the fifth wheel, I am wondering what i can connect to it, as I gather it is regulated, therefore I need to find appliances that are not already regulated in order to use this, but one place said he did not know how I could do it, even though they sell a hose and fitting to go on it so it can be plugged in, there must be lights and in this case I would want a barbecue that would plug into it.
Any idea where to look for stuff?

[Gary RVRoamer]

Most larger BBQs do not have a built in regulator, i.e. those that use a standard 20 lb external tank (the tank has its own regulator attached between it and the hose to the grill). Smaller portable BBQs that use the little 1 lb bottles will have their own regulator at the connection to the bottle, so those probably won't work with your connection.

[Campingman]

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Originally Posted by partsman01 This 2004 wilderness has the connection at the right side near the back of the fifth wheel, I am wondering what i can connect to it, as I gather it is regulated, therefore I need to find appliances that are not already regulated in order to use this, but one place said he did not know how I could do it, even though they sell a hose and fitting to go on it so it can be plugged in, there must be lights and in this case I would want a barbecue that would plug into it. Any idea where to look for stuff?

A good RV parts store or hardware store has a multitude of fittings for propane. Just make up the male or female ends to hook up your BBQ. If the connection is already regulated from your rig remove the regulator from the BBQ. You only need one.