Happy Camper

Well i guess i should have just waited until the generator arrived to ask my initial question. It already has a demand regulator in line with the regular style regulator that you would find on a gas barbecue or fire pit. Yes it has 2 regulators. At this point it seems good to go if i just run it straight from the propane tanks or i might just bring another just for the generator. Testing it all out tomorrow......... Thanks again everyone for all of your ideas!

Thanks everybody for all of the replies and information. Not really sure if i got my answer but i'm a novice at this propane stuff and there is a lot to learn. I'm really looking for the simplest way to do this. Definitely want to run off of the propane quick connects.I guess i will wait to see what i need when the generator arrives. It does seem like i should be using a demand regulator(They are called so many different names)

Thanks so much for the information Rivernerd. I know the propane coming out of of the quick connects has been regulated already and i won't need the regulator that comes with the generator but it is my understanding that if for some reason the generator stops running that the propane would just keep flowing to the generator and then would be released into the atmosphere and that is why a diaphragm regulator is needed. I really want to be safe with my use. Do you or anyone else on here know anything about using this kind of regulator?

Hello everyone, I'm new on here and excited to be a part of the community. I just placed an order for a small 2500 watt dual fuel Champion generator and plan on running it off of the propane quick connects. Will i need to get a diaphragm regulator? Anyone have advice and/or photos of their setup? Thanks, Happy Camper