Gas hose PROFITOR Type 111 G 1/2” female-female with two swivel nuts L=750 mm

Flexible gas hose PROFITOR Type 111 with G 1/2” female connections on both ends and two swivel nuts, length 750 mm. This hose is intended for connecting gas appliances and components where a short flexible connection with the ability to rotate fittings is required. It is suitable for domestic and light commercial gas installations when installed according to applicable local regulations and safety standards.

Advantages

The PROFITOR Type 111 gas hose combines flexibility with secure threaded connections to simplify alignment between gas supply and appliances. Swivel nuts on both ends reduce torsion during installation, making it easier to position and connect devices in confined spaces. The hose length of 750 mm provides a compact reach while allowing slight movement and vibration isolation. Constructed for gas service, it is suitable for use where a short, flexible, and rotatable connection is needed.

Suitable for

• Connecting domestic gas appliances such as stoves, boilers, and water heaters
• Short flexible connections in light commercial gas installations
• Situations where a rotatable fitting eases alignment in tight or awkward spaces

Key specifications

• Connection type: female G 1/2” on both ends with two swivel nuts
• Length: 750 mm
• Type: PROFITOR Type 111 flexible gas hose
• Application: gas supply connections for appliances and components

How to use

Before installation, isolate the gas supply and ensure the appliance and supply threads are clean and undamaged. Hand-start the swivel nuts onto the mating male threads, then tighten with appropriate tools to the torque recommended by local standards or the appliance manufacturer. After connection, test the assembly for leaks using an approved leak detection method and follow any purge or commissioning steps required by local codes. Only qualified personnel should perform gas installations.

Usage recommendations

Use this hose only within its intended application for gas supply lines; do not use for liquid fuel or compressed air unless explicitly permitted. Avoid sharp bends and do not subject the hose to excessive tensile load or sustained mechanical stress. Replace the hose if there are visible signs of wear, damage, or leakage. Adhere to local installation regulations and have pressure and leak tests carried out by qualified technicians.