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LPG Gas Fittings & Supplies
At BES, we pride ourselves on being your go-to destination for all things LPG, supplying fittings and equipment needed to keep caravan, boating and BBQ setups running safely and reliably. Our range covers everything from LPG, propane and butane fittings to regulators, hoses, valves and installation accessories compatible with Campingaz cylinders too.
Whether you’re upgrading a changeover kit, replacing a cooker hose or maintaining a caravan gas system, we stock trusted components for both domestic and commercial environments. And with great prices, fast dispatch and free delivery on orders over £50, we make sourcing the right LPG products fast and straightforward.
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What Makes Our Range Of LPG Products Stand Out
No matter your LPG needs, our range offers the best of the best. Our category boasts an array of LPG gas fittings and supplies, including:
Gas Changeover Kits
Designed for installations using two cylinders, changeover kits allow a seamless switch between bottles to maintain gas supply. BES stocks manual and automatic changeover kits, plus connecting pigtails and mounting accessories. Automatic kits help maintain continuous supply on caravans, motorhomes or small catering units, while manual kits offer a simple, cost-effective solution for single-appliance setups.
LPG Cooker Hoses
We offer a range of cooker hoses for domestic, commercial and leisure applications, including high-pressure and low-pressure assemblies for propane and butane. Options are available for static caravans, catering equipment and portable LPG appliances.
Compression Fittings
Find the perfect fittings for your LPG setup with our selection of LPG-rated copper compression fittings. From elbows, tees, adaptors, couplers to Wade soft copper olive fittings, we’ve got it all.
LPG Hoses
This range includes flexible LPG hoses for burners, heaters and portable appliances, along with accessories such as hose clips, nozzles and assembly tools.
LPG Regulators
A key part of any LPG system, our regulators cover propane, butane and Campingaz applications. Options include low-pressure and high-pressure models, caravan/motorhome regulators, boat regulators, and regulator-and-hose kits.
LPG Valves
We stock a variety of valves for controlling LPG flow, including cylinder valves, service valves and inline shut-off valves for appliances and installations.
LPG Pigtail Assemblies
Our pigtail assemblies include propane POL, butane, W20, and Campingaz connections, in lengths suitable for caravans, motorhomes and static installations.
LPG Gas Meters & Parts
Our selection includes meters, wall-mounted and semi-concealed meter boxes, meter kits and accessories suitable for LPG distribution systems.
LPG Burners
Choose from single, double and triple boiling-ring burners, jet burners, HT leads, electrodes and other replacement parts for outdoor catering or workshop heating equipment.
LPG Installation Equipment
A wide selection of tools and accessories is available at BES, including portable heaters, gas bottles, torch kits, hoses, trolleys and consumables, all designed to support safe and efficient LPG installation work.
LPG Tank Equipment
Our selection of tank equipment includes earthing and installation kits, gauges and monitoring equipment used around bulk LPG tanks or static storage setups.
Thermocouples
Whether you're repairing a gas fire, boiler, cooker, or water heater, we offer a comprehensive range of thermocouples designed for reliable flame sensing and safe shutoff in case of flame failure.
Choosing LPG Components
Selecting the right LPG components usually starts with understanding the type of gas you’re using and the appliances they’ll be connected to. Propane is the most common choice for outdoor setups such as caravans, BBQs, patio heaters and catering equipment because it performs well in colder conditions. Butane, by contrast, is often used in milder weather or in certain indoor-approved portable appliances. Each gas type uses different cylinder connections, so fittings are not interchangeable; propane cylinders may use POL or 27 mm clip-on fittings, while butane typically requires 21 mm clip-on or a separate butane threaded connector.
If you run more than one cylinder, you’ll also find a choice between automatic and manual changeover kits. Automatic systems switch cylinders for you when one runs empty, preventing unexpected outages on caravan or catering setups, whereas manual changeover kits offer a simpler and more economical option.
Regulators are another key component. Low-pressure propane regulators are commonly set around 37 mbar, while butane versions typically operate near 28 mbar. High-pressure regulators serve specialist burners or commercial equipment, and all regulators come with specific inlet connections such as POL, W20 or clip-on fittings. It’s always important to match the regulator to both the cylinder and the appliance requirements, checking individual product specifications before purchase.
Compression fittings for LPG can often be reused, although you may need to replace the olive. As with any mechanical joint, components should be checked carefully to ensure they remain in good condition before installation.
LPG Safety Essentials
Good safety practice is essential wherever LPG is used. Cylinders should always be stored upright in a well-ventilated area, away from heat sources or open flames. Hoses must be checked regularly for signs of wear, cracking or past-date markings, and any new joints or reconnections should be checked with a soapy water solution to confirm they are sound.
Using the correct hose diameter and rating for the appliance is vital, as is ensuring adequate ventilation whenever LPG equipment is operating. As for regulators and valves, they should never be modified, and if you suspect a leak, the cylinder should be turned off immediately while the area is ventilated.
For permanent or commercial installations, particularly in caravans, catering environments or industrial spaces, work should be carried out by a specialist.
Why Shop LPG Fittings & Spares At BES
BES has long been a trusted partner for professionals, caravan owners and outdoor enthusiasts who rely on safe, reliable LPG equipment. With one of the UK’s most comprehensive selections of fittings, regulators, hoses and accessories, including more than 190 products dedicated to caravan park maintenance alone, we make it easy to source everything needed for new installations, upgrades or routine maintenance. Whether you’re preparing for the season, replacing worn components or setting up a complete LPG system, you’ll find dependable, compatible products ready to go.
Customers choose BES because ordering is fast, straightforward and backed by real availability. Our team works hard to ensure the essentials are always in stock, and with quick dispatch options and free delivery on qualifying orders, you can count on receiving the parts you need exactly when you need them.
Need Assistance? We’re Here To Help
If you need help selecting the correct regulator, choosing fittings for a caravan setup, or matching pigtails to a cylinder, our team is ready to assist. We can guide you to suitable products and provide information on specifications, compatibility and installation considerations.
FAQs
What LPG fittings do I need for a caravan?
Most caravan systems use a regulator, a pigtail assembly, a cylinder connection (POL or clip-on), hosework and shut-off valves. Always match fittings to the cylinder type and appliance pressure.
Are propane and butane fittings interchangeable?
No. Propane and butane cylinders use different connection types. Always check the cylinder valve type and regulator compatibility.
How often should LPG hoses be replaced?
Replace hoses if damaged, worn or past their manufacturer’s recommended service life. Check date stamps and condition regularly.
What size regulator do I need for my appliance?
Most domestic propane appliances use 37 mbar regulators, while butane appliances often use 28 mbar. Always check appliance specifications.
How do I safely check for leaks?
Use a soapy water solution; bubbles indicate escaping gas. Never use a flame.
Do you supply Campingaz regulators and fittings?
Yes, BES stocks regulators, pigtails and accessories suitable for common Campingaz systems.
Are LPG compression fittings reusable?
The fitting body often is, but olives may need replacing depending on condition.


