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50 mbar Gas Regulator
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- Nominal pressure: 50 mbar
- CE Certified
- Runs on butane or propane domestic bottles
- Valid only for paella burners of 50 cm or larger
- Please note that this gas regulator is suitable for use in Spain, Portugal, Norway, and Denmark. It will not work properly in other countries.
- Guaranteed flow rate of 2.5 kg/h
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50 mbar butane and propane gas regulator
50 mbar pressure regulator for domestic LPG gases, compatible with butane and propane.
The 50 mbar regulator provides a greater gas flow than a 28-30 mbar regulator, delivering extra power when used with butane cylinders.
Recommended for paella gas burners measuring 50 cm or more.
Propane provides greater power than butane, making it particularly suitable for high-performance professional equipment such as professional paella gas burners, although these can also operate with butane.
This regulator is essential for our paella burners designed for large events.
It is manufactured in accordance with current regulations using corrosion-resistant materials.
This gas regulator is not approved for use in caravans.
How to connect the regulator to a butane cylinder
To connect the regulator correctly to the butane cylinder, follow these steps:
- Check that the upper open-and-close lever is in the correct position, pointing away from the cylinder valve.
- Lift the lower black ring with both hands and place it over the cylinder valve.
- Press the ring down against the valve until you hear it click into place. This indicates that the regulator has been securely attached.
- Move the upper lever towards the valve to open the gas supply.
How to disconnect the gas regulator
Disconnecting the regulator is simple. First, close the gas supply by moving the upper lever away from the valve. Then lift the black ring to release the regulator from the cylinder.
We recommend purchasing it together with the hose and clamps blister pack so that you have all the components required for the connection.
Why buy a 50 mbar gas regulator?
The 50 mbar gas regulator is an essential accessory for controlling the gas supply and safely lighting our paella gas burners.
As it provides greater pressure than a 28-30 mbar regulator, it delivers extra power when used with butane cylinders.
It is ideal for use with butane and propane, especially with large paella burners and professional equipment.
What is the right gas regulator for my paella burner?
In the same way that a car needs petrol, a burner needs gas, and the only way for this to reach the burner correctly is through the gas regulator.
If you are not sure which one is right for you, visit our blog post ‘Which is the right gas regulator for your paellero’ and find out with a brief reading.
Differences between the different kinds of paella pans
There are multiple kinds of paella, each with its own qualities, characteristics and possible advantages and disadvantages depending on its use.
In order to help you decide which would be your indicated paella, we offer you below a video that will explain their differences between them, you can find more information about the different types of paellas on our blog.
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