Ooni Koda Gas Bottles & Regulators

[@mistryns]

Incredibly helpful. Never knew you could get these quick release valves. For years, I've been unscrewing the flogas regulator between outdoor cooking appliances. Thank you so much for taking the time to post this.

[@marcospizzahq]

Thanks 😎

[@arneweise1000]

Finally someone who understood this was a problem for a lot of not so handy ppl. Thanks a lot!

[@marcospizzahq]

Glad it helped you out :)

[@Nufcgilly]

Great video. Thanks. I’ve purchased ooni koda 12 and have a full 19kg gas bottle that the supplied ooni connection does not fit which I knew about. I’m going to do as you did and purchase these items as we have a caravan and this way we don’t need to be taking a 19kg bottle with us. That will stay at home and the smaller tank can stay at caravan. The extra hose and quick release connections are great for this. Thanks for the video and link to the regulators etc. 👍🍕

[@Bobobobobobobobob860]

Very helpful, thank you. Just changed the regulator on my new koda with your help.

[@marcospizzahq]

Hey, Glad I was able to help :)

[@neilcatley9474]

Perfect timing.. my Koda 16 is on order, and I need to sort gas out. Its a little confusing at first, but this made it far easier to follow what I need. Thanks.

[@marcospizzahq]

Glad you found it useful :)

[@benjaminpeternorris]

Perfect!! - Thanks for this video. I've just followed your helpful instructions, and done exactly what you've described. - Getting hold of Gas bottles here is proving near impossible but I eventually managed to acquire a 19kg bottle with the screw-type fitting that a friend was throwing out. Your video proved invaluable to convert my oven to fit, so thank you. I'm now going to fire up the Ooni this aft for the first time... wish me luck!!

[@marcospizzahq]

Glad you found it helpful 👍🏻👊🏻😃

[@kazitahmidulhaque7938]

Hey do you happen to know the model of the quick fit connection that's on the gozney arc XL oven ? I was making a second hose with screw on tank and I don't what's it called. Basically the connector is a little bigger in size

[@Rudolfolicious]

Very useful video! Just ordered my Koda 12 and wanted to prepare something of this sort before it arrives. Clear steps and well explained. 👍🏼 I do have a question however. The quick release sets linked in the description provide an extra nozzle only and not the open end. Would having the open ended side of the quick release on the Koda pipe and the nozzles at the end of the regulator pipes be a bad idea? Since you have it the other way round.

[@marcospizzahq]

Thanks, glad it helped you out

[@nickhowroyd4980]

This is exactly what I’m gonna do this weekend.

[@marcospizzahq]

Good man !, it's definitely worthwhile doing !

[@taraford44]

Hi, thank you for the video, my question is - how do I get the gas hose off the ooni - I just can’t shift it! I want to connect a quick release and then a new hose (I use butane gas for my other appliances and want to swap between).

[@marcospizzahq]

Hi, as shown in the video, get a bowl of boiling water and submege the regulator and hose for a minute or so, then whilst using a cloth, pull the pipe of the regulator. Unfasten the jubilee clip 1st though... I would do that rather than remove the hose from the oven end...

[@shanekbyford6464]

I've just got a gas bottle biggish one and my 37bar regulator witch I did get of amazon and dose not fit it at all so we're am I going wrong . ??

[@jazzyb8886]

Thanks for the video, really helpful

[@CMB_Vinyl]

I've just bought a patio heater & that also has came with the regulator for a patio gas bottle. Could I do the same as you've done on here & just change the regulator & use the orange gas bottle with the patio heater?

[@marcospizzahq]

As long as the mbar rating is the same then probably yep 👍🏻. But I am not a gas engineer !

[@anthonyperkins7556]

In warmer months, you can also use commercially available butane cylinders with the ooni koda and a suitable 28-30mbar butane regulator. Slightly cheaper than propane but becomes useless at 5c 41f and below. Displays visible yellow tips on ignition which increase as the burner warms up (no deal-breaker) but heats up the oven slightly faster.

[@mauriziob5944]

I have only one option, 455g propane camping canisters and 400g propane canisters, non refillable. Do you know how long the oven would stay on with those and if they could be suitable?

[@anthonyperkins7556]

@@mauriziob5944 Small cannisters wouldn't last very long and would run out quickly because of the high gas consumption. You really need proper full sized gas cylinders to use with the gas fired Ooni pizza oven.

[@VincentOMahony-om6gz]

Hi - is it possible to simply replace the ooni regulator for the new regulator that fit the propane canister, rather than also adding the connectors/extra hose? I will only be using my ooni with the gas canister, sorry for the basic question!

[@marcospizzahq]

Yes, you don't need to do everything in the video, simply swap the Regulator over.

[@garethhogan-hughes1075]

Hi I have a caravan with a external bbq gas point (links to the propane bottle) that is a female quick release, how would I convert the standard propane regulator on the he Ooni to work with this set up?

[@TheVanBastensUK]

Hi, well depending on the female quick release on your tank, just get the male quick release to match it and add to your ooni gas hose I would think

[@tzmtn]

Hi, thanks for the video, it's really helpful! Just got my Ooni Koda 12 and haven't used it yet and I really don't know much about gas. Do I really have to use a Propane or Butane gas or will it work with natural gas as well?

[@sheepish9538]

Hi, just bought the Koda 16 looking at getting a bigger tank. What's the difference between mbar not used to working with gas or anything as ooni show a 30mbar add on bit where this is 37mbar. I have no idea what I'm looking for 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 any help to a newbie would be great cheers

[@marcospizzahq]

If you are in the UK it should be rated for either 30 or 37mbar, in which case just follow the video and check the liks in the description and everything is there for you :)

[@entozoon]

So helpful, thanks. Solved all my problems - I was just about to order a second regulator, or even a second cylinder like a right numpty

[@Nufcgilly]

Hi. I’ve purchased the parts listed in your video. What size length of pipe did you fit from the 37mb regulator to the spring loaded connectors ? Thanks

[@marcospizzahq]

Hi, I think I put 3 feet so I can put the oven away from the tank

[@Nufcgilly]

Thanks for reply. I’ll be doing this also I think. 👍

[@johnlavezzi9762]

In theory is it possible to just swap the regulators i.e. dismount the Ooni regulator and then mount the Flogas regulator directly on the Ooni tube? That way you don't need the release connector and the extra tube.

[@marcospizzahq]

Yes that is also possible, the only reason to use the quick release connectors is so you can disconnect very easily from the tank to store your oven elsewhere. And also if you already have the other connection, you can at least have the choice of which tank to use.

[@pandabear24]

Thanks for the video, just what I was looking for in preparation. My Koda is due next week and I was wondering how many of the quick release connectors I need to order - is it 1 or 2? As I understand, after doing this I'll have 1 patio gas and 1 FloGas pipe each with a quick release connector so I'll need 2? And finally do the fully assembled connectors then fit straight into the Koda as I imagine they will from your video? Thanks in advance!

[@marcospizzahq]

Hiya, It all depends on exactly what you are wanting to achieve ?...If you JUST want to add a new regulator to the pipe from your Ooni Koda, then that's all you need to do, but if you wanted to do exactly what I did in the video, you would need 1 x 37mbar regulator ( witch an extra length of piping ) to fit the FloGas tank and TWO sets of quick release connectors as shown. You will end up with 1 half of a set left over..ANd yes, as you see in the video they fit straight into the pipes :) You could just get one of these instead, which has 1 stop connector and 2 of the other type... www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Quick-Release-Coupling-Connector-1-Extra-Nozzle-4-Clips-Propane-Butane-Hose/121490466132?hash=item1c49656554:g:qXAAAOSwYfBc9lHB

[@zohaibmohamed8178]

@@marcospizzahq hiya im a bit confused. I will be buying a 19kg flogas, do i just need the regulator + tube and 1 quick release connector?

[@marcospizzahq]

@@zohaibmohamed8178 Yes, just the Regulator, and Tube, plus 1 set of quick release connectors 👍🏻

[@stephenstewart6124]

Great vidoe and about to help me out I can't find patio bottles anywhere so I have managed to get a Flo gas I just need to order the 37mbar regulator. If I'm planning on just keep using the flo gas do I need the quick release full set in your link or do I need the one with the extra nozel ?

[@TheVanBastensUK]

Hi, thanks for the comment, unless you are planning on being able to use more than one device with your tank or like me more than one tank then you will be fine with just 1 set. I just have two regulators and 2 tanks, so I can swap them over as I need to when one becomes empty, that way I never run out :)

[@tminus822]

Hey great vid. Only issue I have is my Calor has the US Acme Type 1 connector on my Calor propane tank. Not the female multi thread which you connected your new regulator to - any tips how I can connect my UK Ooni which just comes with a clip on regulator?

[@marcospizzahq]

Hi, am not really sure about that fitting, you may need to find an adaptor online?, or find a regulator to fit the tank and swap it on the Ooni.

[@tminus822]

@@marcospizzahq That's what I've done, scoured the Internet for some adapters and hope they work! Not sure why my tank came with that style outlet.

[@aureliendeves7916]

Thanks for the video. We're also thinking of shifting to using 19Kg propane bottle but when I talked to a flogas sales person, they told me that I would not save any money as I would burn twice as much gas as with a 10Kg bottle. He said it was due to the 19Kg bottle having a 7Bar valve Vs a 2Bar valve on the smaller bottle...🤔 What is your experience as far as consumption is concerned? Is it cheaper overall to use the 19Kg bottle?

[@marcospizzahq]

Sounds like a tactic to sell you a more expensive tank more like. It's a 37mbar Regulator so that is the pressure coming out of whatever tank you use. I am on my 2nd tank in just over a year and still have a good few cooks left.

[@benl8177]

Could you not have just left the pipe in the Ooni oven and just replaced the end from patio gas to the 19kg tank?

[@marcospizzahq]

You certainly can, I like the flexibilty of a longer gas line however, and to be able to swap over from an empty tank to a full one with ease.

[@benl8177]

@@marcospizzahq i currently use 13kg patio gas and a 19kg refill is around the same money £46 last time. 19KG gas id imagine refilling once or twice a year. unscrewing shouldnt be an issue for me.

[@JonHallMusic96]

Any difference in performance from the patio gas? Over normal propane

[@marcospizzahq]

No not really, however, Propane better in colder weather and Ibuse it all year round.

[@CMB_Vinyl]

I managed to swap the regulators over but couldn't work out the quick release bit? Does the quick release connect to the ooni? & if so how does it connect?

[@marcospizzahq]

If you watch the video it's all there. The quick release set has a male and a female part. The male fits on the pipe from the Ooni and the female side fits on the pipe attached to the Regulator. But if you have just swapped over the Regulator on the Ooni these are not required.

[@CMB_Vinyl]

Thanks. So you would only need the quick connectors if you were using 2 different bits of orange piping instead of one?

[@marcospizzahq]

@@CMB_Vinyl Yes, that's correct 👍🏻

[@CMB_Vinyl]

@@marcospizzahq Thank you

[@MrPink1750]

Hey friend, whats the difference between the patio bbq canister and the 19kg one?

[@marcospizzahq]

Different Regulators are required, as explained in he video.

[@nosubtv4242]

So I guess if i just wanted to use one ooni gas oven I could just swap over the regulators. Don't need quick release or anything like that.

[@marknorton5951]

So I’ve bought the wrong cylinder type for my ooni. Where do I get the parts needed - the regulator for the Flo-gas, the quick release, hose, hose clips?

[@marcospizzahq]

You can everything you need from Amazon or Ebay no problem, but which cylinder have you bought ??

[@marknorton5951]

Thanks, I bought a red flo-gas cylinder before the oven arrived and have just found out the ooni regulator doesn’t fit the flo-gas cylinder. I think I need the regulator for the flo-gas cylinder, two female quick release connectors, one male quick release connector, some extra hose and some hose clips to make up the scheme you showed for being able to connect to either type of cylinder. I’ll take a look on Amazon, thanks.

[@marcospizzahq]

@@marknorton5951 If you check the info, I have put links to everything you need, you don't need to use the sellers, and I don't make anything from you buying anything using the links if you do :)

[@marknorton5951]

@@marcospizzahq - Very helpful, thank you.

[@marknorton5951]

The parts I ordered have arrived and I can now plug my ooni pizza oven into either a patio gas or a flo-gas cylinder. I especially like that heating the hose in boiling water allows it to become flexible enough to remove and insert the fittings. A really useful thread, thank you very much for posting. If only all videos on KZbin were as useful!

[@jp3615]

Could you please tell me if koda works with LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas, mix of propane and butane)

[@marcospizzahq]

As far as I aware yes that should be fine, as the oven works on Propane OR Butane, so a mix should be more than fine. They only reason people use Propane is that it is better suited to winter use and can be a lot cheaper to buy in large tanks like the 19kg tanks..

[@stephenbyrne4550]

I bought an Ooni Koda, but it came with the 50mbar regulator. If I swap to the 37mbar regulator would that damage the oven at all or you reckon they are built as standard and can take any regulator, would just depend on the country regulator you need?

[@marcospizzahq]

You need to use the same mbar as fitted to your oven. I wouldn't advise performing ANY modifications unless you are confident in doing them and are using the correct regulator for your own country and the Mbar rating for the oven, which can be found on the oven itself or in the manual.

[@stephenbyrne4550]

@@marcospizzahq thanks for the quick reply. I have no problem swapping over the hose and regulator have done on BBQs etc a lot. I am wondering if I swap on a 37mbar regulator onto this oven would that affect the oven or damage it? It came with a 50mbar, but I am assuming that the ovens are built as standard and can take any regulator, it's just that we ordered the 50mbar regulator by mistake?

[@marcospizzahq]

@@stephenbyrne4550 Hi, I am not a gas engineer, so I cannot answer this. If you are in any doubt, please contact Ooni who will have all the correct information and should be able to advise.

[@quentinfabre9983]

Hello Marco, Thanks you for this vidéo. Do you think it is possible to use butane and not propane with the ooni Koda 16??? Thanks you

[@marcospizzahq]

Hi, yes you can use Butane. Propane is just better in colder months, but it will work on both 👍🏻

[@quentinfabre9983]

@@marcospizzahq Thans you Marco for the Quick answer! Do you think it is really dangerous to use ooni Koda inside for people who don t have any garden or balcony ? Thanks you

[@marcospizzahq]

@@quentinfabre9983 Hiya, The Ooni Koda and ALL the other Ooni Ovens are NOT designed to be used indoors. People will say "On the official Ooni Videos, they do show them in a indoor setting", which is true BUT they have a professional studio setup with the correct extractor systems to make it safe for them to do it. However, I am not going to make any comments that encourage anyone to use their Ooni Ovens indoors, as this is not in line with the safety recommendations that come with the ovens. Do so at your own risk is all I will say, as Carbon Monoxide is a silent killer, you cannot see it or smell it.

[@hakmok5579]

Hello I want to connect the koda 12 to neutral gas how ?

[@marcospizzahq]

The Koda 12 is NOT compatible with Natural Gas... uk.ooni.com/products/ooni-koda

[@delta25er]

I've moved to the UK recently from somewhere with a much warmer climate. Do you store your gas tank outside in winter? Covered or exposed? Ta

[@marcospizzahq]

I keep mine outside no problem. You can buy covers for them if you want or keep in a garage or something, but Propane is fine at cold tempratures, whereas Butane sometimes struggles.

[@delta25er]

@@marcospizzahq Cheers for the prompt reply!

[@melissasin8838]

Hi, I've bought a refillable gas bottle (Safefill) which requires a screw-in propane gas regulator. I'm hoping to only use this for my Ooni now. Do I just need to buy the new screw in propane regulator? Or will I need to buy piping, quick release connectors etc?

[@marcospizzahq]

If you are just going to use that tank all the time, I would still get the quick release connectors, as well as the 37mbar screw in regulator. That way you can move the ooni easier without having to unscrew the regulator

[@DavidWeatherall]

Hi do you have a list of the names of these items?

[@marcospizzahq]

Hi, I have updated the description with links to what I used :)

[@SM-iv9ef]

Hi, Do you know how to use the Koda with a 1lb gas canister (i.e. Coleman rather than Campingaz) If so, what do you need? I've looked and asked in a lot of places but no one seems to know though it's definitely been done before.

[@marcospizzahq]

Hi, sorry for the late response. I think this is what you need www.amazon.co.uk/Campingaz-30Mbar-Gas-Regulator-Clips/dp/B07572V954/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=camping+gas+regulator&qid=1558021089&s=gateway&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1

[@mpalaskokkalis1476]

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[@samiraziz8953]

Really helpful video - Thanks!

[@marcospizzahq]

Cheers, glad it helped 👍🏻