Hi, in Brazil we can use propane gas in high pressure vessels and natural gas with lower pressure which is my case. Does it work with natural gas? THX
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There is now a natural gas conversion kit for the oven which can be found here: http://www.pizzacraft.com/pizza-oven-natural-gas-conversion-kit.html It's intended to be connected to the oven, then hooked up to a natural gas line on your patio. You may need an additional adapter to hook it up to a tank, but everything is included to hook it up to a gas line. Hope this helps.
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Does not work with propane at all, isopro butane canisters are what you'll be looking for - although this adapter might work: http://www.amazon.com/Kovea-LPG-Adaptor-Small-Silver/dp/B00CFPISZW
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While it supposedly does identify some restrictions beyond height/width/weight, I can't certify that it is perfect in that regard. Most propane restrictions are not absolute bans, so you can always shut off the tank for those (usually tunnels). As an engineer I am always intrigued by specific propane regulations since the gasoline in every vehicle tank poses at least an equal danger. The only advice I can give is check regulations on any tunnel you anticipate using, and perhaps ferries and major bridges.
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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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I think that would be an accident waiting to happen without a proper modification. There is no way to hook a propane regulator to natural gas because the connection if different. My stove can use both fuels but came with special outlets for that purpose to allow the correct amount of gas to flow. Save your house from destruction and contact the manufacturer before the fire and or explosion.
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Well, make sure you have the correct Mr. Heater. Propane gas is different than Natural gas. But, yes, a Propane powered Mr. Heater will work with a smaller size propane tank. I have a Natural Gas Mr. Heater. Use it almost every day. It is located in the garage, hooked up to the gas line that feeds the hot water heater. Read instructions relating to venting. I do not vent mine, but have some fresh air from garage door leaks.
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The pressures are different. The orifice size would need to be changed. Since natural gas operates at a lower pressure than propane, in theory you could drill out the nozzles to the correct size. I would consult the manufacturer first, because it is critical for the proper gas flow and above all, SAFETY.
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Sorry, I can's answer that because I have natural gas in our vacation home, and I only use the fireplace during the spring and fall when the weather is cool. I didn't notice any kind of spike in our monthly gas bill, so I don't think it uses that much natural gas. As for propane, I don't know how much of that it would use.
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This particular model can be used with Liquid Propane tanks only thus LP on the end of model name. Natural gas models are marked with NG and are usually shown with the hose hookup on the picture.
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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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Greetings, Michael. Not sure what you mean by high or low pressure, however I can tell you I run it off of a standard propane tank (used for a cooking grill for example) or off of a larger whole house propane tank. While I haven't used it much, it has worked flawlessly the times that I have.
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Does not work with natural gas as is. To use natural gas the burner must be changed out. Natural gas does not burn as hot and requires a greater output.
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No it does not use propane. The "NG" in the title stand for natural gas. Search amazon for the Eccotemp FVI-12-LP High Capacity Propane Tankless Water Heater. That is what you need for propane.
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The terms "LP gas," "liquid propane" and "propane" are synonymous when describing the fuel burned to create a flame in a gas grill, water heater, etc. So yes, the gauge will will work with LP gas providing the ambient temperature is above -44 degrees Fahrenheit, the boiling point of propane. Below that temperature, the gauge would not work because, as a liquid, propane, even in a sealed tank, would not create pressure, which is what the gauge measures (not weight).
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I haven't tried that but if recollection serves me it said there was some kind of conversion kit you could get to use natural gas instead of propane. Sorry I can't be more exact.
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I believe it is in regards to the type on valve on to of your tank, all up to current spec. Valves will work just fine.Most older tanks will no longer be filled at local propane stations anyways.
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No it cannot. It will only work with propane. I know they make natural gas fire pits but they are way more expensive.