What is the term for a device that regulates the pressure of LP-Gas?

The term for a device that regulates the pressure of LP-Gas is a pressure regulator. This device is crucial in the LP-Gas system as it ensures that the gas is delivered at a consistent and safe pressure for use in appliances and equipment. The function of the pressure regulator is to reduce the high pressure of LP-Gas as it leaves the storage tank, resulting in a lower pressure that is appropriate for the safe operation of your appliances.

In contrast, flow meters measure the volume of gas passing through a system but do not regulate pressure. Gas detectors are safety devices that identify the presence of gas leaks but do not interact with pressure levels. Safety valves are designed to relieve excess pressure in a system to prevent dangerous situations, but they do not function as regulators to maintain the operating pressure. Thus, the pressure regulator is specifically designed for the task of maintaining the appropriate pressure for the safe and efficient use of LP-Gas.