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When is a secondary pressure regulator required for a propane appliance?

A secondary regulator is needed when an appliance requires a specific inlet pressure that differs from the primary regulator's output, often lower.

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Question: When is a secondary pressure regulator required for a propane appliance?

Answer options:

  • Always, for all propane appliances ✅ When the appliance requires a pressure different from the main system regulator output
  • Only for outdoor appliances
  • Never, a single regulator is sufficient

Correct answer: When the appliance requires a pressure different from the main system regulator output

Explanation: A secondary regulator is needed when an appliance requires a specific inlet pressure that differs from the primary regulator's output, often lower.

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