I am confused. I can use this during a power outage to heat my two level wood floor condo. What fuel does it use? Liquid Propane?
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Hi, this has been my experience.... heats my 1200 sq ft, one story home incredibly well, to the point that most days just the pilot light is on. And thus is with the hot water baseboard heat set to 58. We were without power for two days due to Sandy, and never cold once. It is a ventless unit and uses either natural gas or propane. Best purchase ever, very happy. Hope that helps.
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The Bainbridge ll can be used during a power outage, it does not rely on electricity to run. As for what fuel, it will run on either natural gas or liquid propane. It's a great little heat source and if you put it on the downstairs level, since heat rises, it will help heat both levels. We have ours in our basement, which now stays nice and warm with the added bonus that our main furnace hardly calls for heat now.
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This heater uses EITHER propane or natural gas. There are TWO inlets - one for each. It definitely works when the power is out, it has a pilot light and the temperature control is not electrical.
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Yes. It can use either propane or natural gas. My unit came ready for propane but changing fuel type was a simple procedure. It works well -- heats both floors of my two story home.
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You can use either propane or natural gas. There are different connections and a selector switch to change from one to the otherz
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I had an old wall heater that we took out. I ordered the gas line hook up kit. So the answer is it runs off of gas, so you would need to have a hook up. It is ventless, looks like a real fireplace stove when on, and creates great heat. Hope this helps? grandmomwhitt
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Yes, it can be used during power outages as long as the small battery is not dead. The battery lights the gas just like many of the propane grills use. It can use either propane or natural gas. There are two connections on the back of the fireplace and you'd hook up to the correct one depending on what type of full you are going to run it on.
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it can be used for propane or natural gas it has the hook up line for both. the electronic ignitor is battery operated. and yes i have used mine when the power is out
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This is a wonderful stove-it has basically warmed up two large rooms in my house. I use gas here in WV. And with the past superstorm sandy, electric was out-the stove kept the house warm.
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I returned this stove to Amazon's Seller due to safety concerns, its poor construction (in my opinion), and a total lack of documentation, such as no User Manual being provided. I never hooked up any propane source to the Stove, so I cannot answer your exact question.
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This Kohler Home Standby Generator can operate on both Liquid Propane and Natural Gas. It comes plumbed for Natural Gas and can be switched to Liquid Propane.
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I used for natural gas. Propane would probably work also, just regulate it or use a log lighter to adjust flame height
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It burns propane and creates carbon monoxide. I would not use anywhere that is unventilated.
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That's how I use it. It's ok but not amazing as a replacement campfire. It uses a lot of propane, about half a tank per night.
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Not propane. And I wouldn't use indoors- there are grates on all 4 sides- too risky a fire hazard from wood embers
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If it is dual fuel you will need a 220 electrical line and a natural gas line... no 110 needed if you need the 220.
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I would never want to suggest doing anything that could be dangerous, and I think operating a propane burner on a wooden surface may present a fire hazard. Those burners can reflect a considerable amount of heat downward, and I have noticed that the concrete floor of my garage is quite warm after using the burner. That said, you could minimize the risk by setting the burner atop some cinder blocks to raise it above the deck. Make sure the blocks are stable and don't wobble.
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Dual Fuel means that it can burn natural gas or liquid propane. Depending on what kind of set up you have (like a tank in the back yard for propane or a natural gas hook up).
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I was told it uses 'butane mixed fuel' but I'm using isobutane mixed fuel and it works fine. I use the jetboil containers and it works great!
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Runs on both natural and propane. I am using natural but with simple setting change it can run on propane.
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If your garage is insulated it might generate enough heat. But I don't think it would be very efficient. There are some nice propane heaters that would burn much less fuel. My Camp Chef burns a 20 lb tank in about 8 hours. It is cheaper than buying firewood while camping but seems a bit expensive for regular use in your garage.
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It can be used with any heat source. The neat thing about the kettle is that you won't need liquid fuel if you can find leaves, wood pine cones, paper, etc... If you are above the vegitation line then alcholhol burner may make sense
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This heater is recommended for use with No.1-K kerosene fuel. Factory tested for use with No.2-K kerosene, No.1 or No.2 Diesel, No.1 or No.2 fuel oil or JP8 Jet A fuel and these fuels may be used as well.
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Yes, it is dual fuel which means you can use LP or natural gas. Both hookups are on the back of the fireplace.
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I can show you pictures of my kitchen right now. It is covered in soot. Our insurance company came and are paying us a lot of money to completely clean and repaint our whole house and put in new ceiling tile as it is ruined. We had to turn off hte propane fireplace. It was a procom and we have had it 8 years. We are not buying procom again. WE are told propane is a dirty fuel and that is most of it. Only paint thinner or alcohol takes it off and it is still there. Paint won't even stick to it. Not to mention we have been breathing it in.