Propane fire pit connection

[bepar108]

I have an LP fire pit with a hose that has a regulator at the end of it and the connection for a 20lb propane tank. I would like to connect that hose to my RV propane tank to which I have installed an extend stay T connection before the RV LP regulator. Is there a way to make a safe connection from the Fire Pit hose to the RV connection?
This is the adapter in my RV LP tank (I also have the 12ft hose):
https://www.amazon.com/Stanbroil-Pro...stay+t+adapter

This is the fire pit hose end.
https://www.amazon.com/onlyfire-Univ.../dp/B014298Q7S

[Gordiegaffer]

Your connector from the fire pit should connect to the top adapter the small adapter is to connect a 20 lb to the rv if you are low on propane. the fire pit hose the regulator goes to the top adapter the small end goes to the fire pit could be a tight fit to get the regulator on most adapters that fit the top connection have the regulator at the other end like your BBQ

[Unplanned Tourist]

Simple, go to Amazon and look for "Propane Adapter".
You will need something like this..... https://www.amazon.ca/Backup-Disposa...70_&dpSrc=srch

One thing to remember is those fire pits use a lot of propane, so don't run out if you need propane for your fridge.
Happy Glamping.

[W0GEN]

Here is the US sourced version.. May save you a buck: https://amzn.to/2JJzjw6

[PlanBee]

I've used my propane fire pit since March, about 25 nights with it on high, probably averaging 3-5 hours a night. My propane went from just over 3/4 tank to 1/4. I was surprised how frugal it is, we only use propane for stove top and occasionally the frig other than the fire pit.

I got my connector from Amazon with a 25' hose. The previous owner had a male connector on the propane outlet on the RV, so if you opened the valve you had a major leak, not sure what he was thinking.

[Lt Dan]

Here is what I rigged up to connect our fire pit. I wanted to make sure I had a valve inline to turn off the propane. The end connector is a "throwaway" type for the small tanks, but there is an adapter that goes on it for the larger tank connector.