one of the reviews says an additional regulator is needed. What regulator is needed?
2082181
we bought a regulator from lowes for a gas grill and just screwed in on. You wouldn't need that if you're installing in an RV or where there's already propane. We were putting ours in a newly built home. Into a countertop. We also had to purchase a hose for connecting it to an exterior propane tank. We love it! It's small and efficient! Fits well in small spaces.
2082182
It depends on how this is used. If you are replacing a unit in an rv then nothing else is needed. If you are installing this where propane hasn't been used before then you would need a regulator and hose that would attach to this unit and your propane tank.
2082183
There is a regulator on the unit. I called up Atwood to ask if something addt'l was needed & they said no. My motor home has a regulator on its propane system as well.
817774
Try the customer service # from your manual , they should be able to supply one.
414229
Frank , No regulator is required , and No filter is required if you use that hose. Hose is made of a compound that won't leach oil , so no filter is required. Just buy hose and connect it. No special fitting are needed.
1257450
I would think you would need a regulator depending on the pressure at the source. It is also a very small diameter hose, so you will have to use adapt it.
1257693
No problem. Also pressure regulator should be before tank if you need one. Put ours on this summer and love it. Yes it works.
1971447
You will need a regulator (I forget the PSI but it's in the installation manual) rigid pipe or code-compliant flex hose and the services of a licensed gas installer.
32453
Look beneath it where is says "frequently bought together", you will need the hose/regulator. We use our's frequently outdoors for frying and blackening foods. Don't hesitate to buy, the quality is great.
1894253
For the first time/ new to the trade person this is a good question. " they assume we all know a air compressor is needed. that being said I would visit you tube and do your homework. all your questions should be answered there. its what helped me a great deal. pay special attention to the cutting heads and consumables. the more you know the longer they last. also study what kind of regulator you may want. this one works for a short time but you get what you pay for. good luck have fun.
432932
My husband has ours hooked up like that now. He said as long as you use the regulator it will work.
1601217
Yes additional support is needed. The first ones were recalled. The ones on the market are improved.do not buy a used one.unless you know it is not the old recalled one.
534638
I dont see one either, so I would just omit it. If there are issues, Im sure they will get back with you. Model number should be more than enough.
1533999
I did the same thing. It's been working fine. There are several flow regulating tips that come with it also.
1693761
If you're just hooking up one 6W panel to a 12V automotive battery, you shouldn't need a regulator, as the panel won't over-charge the battery. You shouldn't need a regulator unless you move up to a larger panel.
1769545
You need both a diverted valve and a temperature control valve. That is two different valves that need to be plumbed correctly.
1096668
Mine came with a 20 PSI regulator. I got mine about a year ago. I had the same exact concern as you. The 20 PSI works like a champ.
1936672
It doesnt require a regulator if you are using regular household service pressures. The regulator where it enters the building will drop it to the required 1/4 psi.
2284643
All I can say is buyer beware. My regulator was bad when it arrived. I ended up buying me regulator locally