Dormont 16100BP-48 Blue Plastic Coated Gas Hose W/male Swivel Ends 1" MPT X 48"

SKU: 16100BP-48 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Dormont Blue Plastic Coated Gas Hose W/Male Swivel Ends.
Polytec Coated Stainless Steel Braided Hose,
1" Mpt X 48" Long

Description

The Dormont 16100BP-48 Blue Plastic Coated Gas Hose with male swivel ends 1 inch MPT is a flexible gas connector to be used in commercial and residential gas-fired appliances. It has a plastic coating male swivel pipe threads on each end, so that it can be firmly fitted between the gas supply line, like ranges, ovens, and fryers. The length gives the system reach in areas where rigid piping would not be viable. This hose is installed in a gas distribution system to allow movement and vibration, but not leakage of the gas, to assist in fuel delivery operations.

More Information:

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Step1: Shut off gas supply and ensure area is well ventilated before beginning installation.

Step2: Inspect hose, fittings, and swivel ends for damage or debris.

Step3: Apply gas-rated thread sealant and connect male swivel ends to appliance and gas line.

Step4: Tighten all connections securely with wrench without over-tightening or damaging threads.

Step5: Perform soap solution leak test at all joints to confirm safety.

Step6: Restore gas supply and test appliance operation while monitoring for leaks.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Dormont 16100BP-48 Gas Hose?

    Inspect the hose regularly for cracks, abrasions, or coating damage. Clean with mild soap and dry thoroughly to prevent corrosion. Ensure tight connections and avoid kinking during use. Replace immediately if leaks or wear are detected.

  • What are common issues with the Dormont 16100BP-48 Gas Hose?

    • Gas leaks at swivel ends due to loose fittings.
    • Cracking or wear of protective coating.
    • Kinking restricting gas flow.
    • Thread wear causing poor connection sealing.
    • Internal hose fatigue causing reduced pressure consistency.