Looking at changing out my propane regulator in My TT. They have two different Types Standard Capacity @ Primary Cylinder BTU/Hr. - 225,000 and a High Capacity One @ Primary Cylinder BTU/Hr. - 350,000...
I know of seeing posts from folks who went with the High Capacity regulator...
It looks like both are 11" WC I would imagine each appliance connected to it would regulate or draw propane at the rate it is rated for or needs....
Learned something new though. If the regulator does and Auto Change from the primary to secondary the BTU are reduced... Hugh Never new that...
Is there any downside to switching to a High Capacity Regulator?
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I have a high calacity Marshall Excelsior regulator installed but as noted, the BTU requirements are no where close to the limits of a standard regulator let alone a high cap one, even with my Onan 2500LP generator.
Charles
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'03 Ram 2500 CTD, 5.9HO six speed PacBrake std cab long bed Leer top and 2008 Bigfoot 25B21RB trailer.. Previously, 2008 Thor Freedom Spirit 180, SOLD! 2007 Winnebago View 23H Motorhome, SOLD!
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