What does a gas grill regulator look like?

A gas grill regulator is typically made of brass or aluminum and has a cylindrical shape. It has two openings on the side, one for the gas inlet and one for the gas outlet. The inlet opening is usually larger than the outlet opening. The regulator also has a diaphragm, which is a thin, flexible material that separates the two openings. The diaphragm is connected to a spring, which is calibrated to maintain a certain pressure in the gas line. When the pressure in the gas line increases, the diaphragm moves, which closes off the inlet opening and reduces the flow of gas. When the pressure in the gas line decreases, the diaphragm moves, which opens off the inlet opening and increases the flow of gas.

The regulator also has a safety feature, which is a small device that shuts off the flow of gas if the regulator fails or if the gas line is disconnected. The safety feature is usually located near the outlet opening.

The following is a diagram of a typical gas grill regulator:

[Image of a gas grill regulator]

Here are some specific dimensions for a typical gas grill regulator:

* Diameter: 2 inches

* Height: 3 inches

* Inlet opening diameter: 0.5 inches

* Outlet opening diameter: 0.25 inches

These are just general dimensions and may vary depending on the brand and model of gas grill regulator.