Gas it Filter (1 Viewer)

[Bart]

Should i include an inline Filter in my Gas it instalation.
Do you get much dirt etc from gas with a refillable system ?
Just trying to justify the extra £40+

 

[Zigisla]

Only from reading some threads about it and I emphasise no experience, but abroad seems to have a few snags because of the mixture of propane and butane, but someone also stated they have filters fitted, but have never had any debris at all - only think it was @Techno ? Gaslow have internal filters in the bottles and this was why I went for these and not Gas It, but £40 gives you piece of mind, but remember to inspect and clean and or replace. Just more routines to remember and carry out.

 

[Speve]

We have a gas it system without filters not had a problem.

^{_{Subscribers  do not see these advertisements}}

 

[Bart]

what sort of money is a new regulator ,, & do regulators not have filters in them ? , as id be worried about a small bit of dirt getting into an appliance then it costing a fortune to get rectified.

 

[Bart]

We have a gas it system without filters not had a problem.

@Speve Alan have you filled up in europe much or just the UK ?

 

[mitzimad]

we had a fridge jet blocked and a propex pack up a few months after we had a underslung tank fitted it may have been coincidence but i would have the filter

^{_{Subscribers  do not see these advertisements}}

 

[Speve]

@Speve Alan have you filled up in europe much or just the UK ?

Yes we have just spent three months over there filled up a couple of times and had Hab check done last month all ok and we used all the gas appliances including heating.

 

[Bart]

@Speve Thanks Alan

we had a fridge jet blocked and a propex pack up a few months after we had a underslung tank fitted it may have been coincidence but i would have the filter

I think filter it is then.
I'd kick myself i think if something went poop

 

[Speve]

GAS IT Direct Gas In Filters © ( D.G.I. ©) - (GI-FA-015)
http://www.gasit.co.uk/gas-it-direct-gas-in-filters-d-g-i.html#
@Bart Just found this on gas it website fits your adaptors

^{_{Subscribers  do not see these advertisements}}

 

[Techno]

Only from reading some threads about it and I emphasise no experience, but abroad seems to have a few snags because of the mixture of propane and butane, but someone also stated they have filters fitted, but have never had any debris at all - only think it was @Techno ? Gaslow have internal filters in the bottles and this was why I went for these and not Gas It, but £40 gives you piece of mind, but remember to inspect and clean and or replace. Just more routines to remember and carry out.

Yes when I replaced my old tank I stripped the filter and the element was clean as a whistle. I don't have a filter now.
I did fit one initially but have since moved the regulator to the gas locker and piped straight off the tank in 10mm

 

[Bart]

@Speve & @Techno thanks guys
So just to make sure this is right
So this filter will screw directly onto the outlet valve of the tank
http://www.gasit.co.uk/gas-it-direct-gas-in-filters-d-g-i.html#

Then this hose will connect it and my regulator together ( i will remove the existing orange hose and connect the new black hose to the top of the regulator )

and a pic of my regulator below

Does that look like it will all screw together corectly ?

 

[Minxy]

We've had a refillable gas cylinder system since 2009, putting in 350 litres, mainly abroad and have never ever had any problems, however we did fit the stainless steel hoses rather than the rubber/composite ones.

^{_{Subscribers  do not see these advertisements}}

 

[Speve]

@Speve & @Techno thanks guys
So just to make sure this is right
So this filter will screw directly onto the outlet valve of the tank
http://www.gasit.co.uk/gas-it-direct-gas-in-filters-d-g-i.html#

Then this hose will connect it and my regulator together ( i will remove the existing orange hose and connect the new black hose to the top of the regulator )

and a pic of my regulator below

Does that look like it will all screw together corectly ?

@Bart the adaptor that I linked was one that screws to your filling adaptors so that you filter as you fill your tanks, you don't need to change pipe work just screw it to your fill adaptor or fill point.

 

[Bart]

@Bart the adaptor that I linked was one that screws to your filling adaptors so that you filter as you fill your tanks, you don't need to change pipe work just screw it to your fill adaptor or fill point.

Ahh i see
Thanks