Propane Parts & Accessories

Char-Broil Universal Propane Tank Gauge

$14.00

Factory-direct pricing. Delivery $89.00 flat to the 48 contiguous states.

Easy-to-read indicator shows when your propane gas tank is low Dual, type 1 OPD valve connection Easy, tool-free installation Fits most propane tanks 1. 65″ diameter display Know what is in the tank…

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Char-Broil Universal Propane Tank Gauge specifications
SKUPT4L-CHARBROILUNIVERSAL-QU8TT
UPC / GTIN047362194312
ConditionNew
BrandChar-Broil
ShippingParcel carrier - $89.00 flat

Home delivery included - ships by parcel carrier to your door

  • No freight appointment and no liftgate needed; it arrives with the normal carriers.
  • Tracking is emailed as soon as the order ships.
  • Ships from the nearest of our three US yards - Michigan, Missouri or Texas.
  • Delivered anywhere in the 48 contiguous states.

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About the Char-Broil Universal Propane Tank Gauge

  • Easy-to-read indicator shows when your propane gas tank is low
  • Dual, type 1 OPD valve connection
  • Easy, tool-free installation
  • Fits most propane tanks
  • 1. 65″ diameter display

Know what is in the tank before the burgers go on

A tank gauge answers the question every grill owner asks with a cold grate and guests arriving: is there enough gas. This Char-Broil unit threads between a standard Type 1 (OPD) cylinder valve and your regulator - no tools, no plumbing - and its dial reads the state of the tank at a glance, so the spare gets swapped in before the flame dies rather than after.

It fits the Type 1 connection used by standard consumer cylinders, which covers grills, patio heaters, fire pits and RV barbecue hookups. After fitting any connection, check it the standard way: brush soapy water over the joint with the valve open and watch for bubbles before lighting. A gauge is the cheapest component on the grill cart, and the one that saves the cookout.