Yes, the natural gas appliance regulators (item number: 6160788 and 6160785) can be installed in cupboards or outside for a BBQ.
When using the natural gas appliance regulators (item number 6160788 and 6160785) the vent is for air, not gas. (If gas can be smelt from this, there is a puncture in the diaphragm and must be replaced). The vent allows the diaphragm to move up and down to allow the gas to flow. Through the regulator. If this is blocked, the gas will either be blocked from flowing or will not be able to stop flowing depending on how the diaphragm is stuck. The yellow cap should be left on to prevent dust or insects from blocking the hole.
Scrape up spills and place in steel container. Wash remainder with soap and water. Spill area may be slippery.
The USA.
AGA testing has been conducted and approved at 20kPa. Other pressures indicated on the bottle are from US testing and approvals.
It has been approved in the US for use with water and salt water but has only been approved in Aus for gas.
Slic-Tite has a gritty texture due to PTFE materials and may have oil sitting on the top which should be mixed in before use.
The AGA approval has only been tested and approved for metal threads.
It has been approved for water according to American standards, but it is not Watermark approved for Australia.
Map-Pro has a working pressure of 0.5-0.9 bar. Oxygen has a working pressure of 4-6 bar.
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