Looking to directly hook-up home LP supply to three burner gas grill. Is this the appropriate connector?
2072210
I'd recommend going with a lower PSI setup for your gas grill than this. I use this only for my dual burner setup for boiling shrimp and crawfish in my 160qt pot. I suppose you could use this for a regular gas grill, but way over kill and could go with something else cheaper for your gas grill
2072211
This is probably overkill for a gas grill. I use this on a gas cooker, which is just a burner with no other control. This is also a high output supply hose which is more than is necessary for a gas grill. If your gas grill consists of three high pressure burners this is the piece of equipment you need. For a gas grill I would get this Sportsman GENLPH5 Regulator Hose for LP Generators, 5-Feet I do not have home LP supply but use a tank. I do not know what the hook up looks like.
2072212
If your home runs on LP it is already pressure reduced to a lower pressure than tank pressure. You may still need a regulator to drop the pressure further but you would not need the 5HPR-40.
2072213
Probably not. Between a home LP supply and a grill you'd want to have a pressure regulator. This connector is great for hooking up grills/burners to a propane tank where you want to allow higher than normal flow rates of gas, such as a turkey fryer or very large grill.
1008381
If you have the same quick connect that Mr. Heater uses on there heaters it will work. Your heater should use the same psi as all propane burners and heaters use. If you do not have the same quick connect there are an abundance of connectors out there. Just make sure you buy a hose that is regulated at the tank.
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Not as is. You will have to do some reconfiguring of your lp gas line. The coleman has the regulator built into the line and you will not want that when connecting to your rv. It is already regulated before the rv quick connect. I have the same grill and just bought a camp chef instead of trying to piece a hose together that would work. The camco lp quick connect hose will already work with the camp chef by only adding a male quick connect to the camp chef grill.
1181618
Sorry I can't answer your question. I installed it for my mother and it was a direct replacement. I believe she has a switch inside of trailer that she uses for LP or AC. Any switch or extra wiring was already done. I only connected gas line and 3 wires.
369350
Not sure which model I have, but it's the older model with three burners and red cover. The connector fit perfectly.
2087398
I have LP but I think the difference is in the regulator and the size of the jets. I would imagine the burners are the same. You can call Weber, they are very helpful. Their website also walks you through to the proper part number.
942355
My Jayco TT has the same quick disconnect hook-up that you described above. Unfortunately, the research I've done has revealed that this is a low-flow hook up and won't work with the Weber Baby-Q which is a high-flow unit. Some forums that I have read discuss a work around for this problem but they all seemed very complicated and somewhat costly. I purchased the hose adapter to be able to screw directly to the tanks at the front of the trailer but have also found it much easier to just use the small LP tanks so I can grill anywhere I want... including under my awning. Though this stove will most likely not work with the quick disconnect on your RV/TT, I feel you will find that this BBQ unit is far superior than the ones made for RV's and TT's. You will not be disappointed with this purchase!!
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Do yourself a favor, I have purchased 2 of these heaters. Take the hose/regulator and the 90 degree elbow with you to the home depot or Lowes and let them get the correct adaptor for you. That's what I did. If I remember correctly its not an npt thread on both ends of the connector. I don't know why Mr. Heater doesn't supply everything needed to connect to the propane tank.
1888224
It's currently configured to connect to a propane tank. I assume your house gas line is natural gas, but probably has the same connection. I say yes. You can always plumb it with the right fittings if not.
929509
Not directly and it really shouldn't be hooked directly because it would possibly melt the exterior and blow up. You would need a extension black iron pipe to get it out of the appliance chamber so that it doesn't get the heat. The connection needs to be outside the cooking zone. You will also need an adaptor to go from the pipe 1/2"npt (national pipe thread) to the 3/8" that is supplied. You should be able to get this at either a place that sells gas appliances or bring the parts to a good hardware store.
993476
It connects right to it, made just for it! I'd get a after market one if I were you though. The pin on the hose connection on mine and many others are too short to press in the regulator on the grill to make it work.
995914
As the other person stated, you cannot just connect a gas line to a device that is designed to burn propane. Appropriate chages would need to be made. You can contract the manufacturer to see if they have a kit to allow the change. Insofar as the actual piping work to make the connection, you can do this yourself if you are familiar with working with pipe fittings, copper tubing, flaring tools, etc. Just be careful and soap bubble test all of your connections.
253734
I bought it for that purpose but have always just used the smaller tanks that screw in directly. Ive not tried it yet but my understanding is that yes, this adapter will work the Grill 2 Go.
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As long as the connector(s) are the same - it should work no problem. I believe propane threading/connectors are universal, so you should be ok. But Im not an expert. The only other caveat is that when using this pit at its highest setting you may go thru the smaller tank quickly. Ive only used my pit for maybe 30 min - 45 min at a time (on my patio) and I switch the tank between this and my grill all the time - so I cannot give accurate info on how long a 5# tank would last at full flame - but I have only refilled my 20# tank twice since I bought this nearly 2 years ago. From a standpoint of quality, its awesome. This thing is a tank and has lasted great so far. As long as the connector(s) are the same - it should work no problem. I believe propane threading/connectors are universal, so you should be ok. But Im not an expert. The only other caveat is that when using this pit at its highest setting you may go thru the smaller tank quickly. Ive only used my pit for maybe 30 min - 45 min at a time (on my patio) and I switch the tank between this and my grill all the time - so I cannot give accurate info on how long a 5# tank would last at full flame - but I have only refilled my 20# tank twice since I bought this nearly 2 years ago. From a standpoint... » Read More As long as the connector(s) are the same - it should work no problem. I believe propane threading/connectors are universal, so you should be ok. But Im not an expert. The only other caveat is that when using this pit at its highest setting you may go thru the smaller tank quickly. Ive only used my pit for maybe 30 min - 45 min at a time (on my patio) and I switch the tank between this and my grill all the time - so I cannot give accurate info on how long a 5# tank would last at full flame - but I have only refilled my 20# tank twice since I bought this nearly 2 years ago. From a standpoint of quality, its awesome. This thing is a tank and has lasted great so far. « Show Less
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Yes, but you must buy a separate connector. I bought a Stansport Propane Appliance to Bulk Tank Hose Connector (5-Feet)-$14.23 from Amazon. You don't want the hose too long since a serious problem you might have is the gas connections not staying secure letting propane gas leak out.
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This Weber grill is designed for LP. If one is available it would need a natural gas conversion kit.I think it would be better to look for a grill optimized for natural gas. The gasses work at different pressures and flow rates.
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I would say that " yes " i would thing you can connect the two male threaded end together with a double female threaded coupler ( BUT ) never trust quick connect plugs to not leak ( SO ) always shut the gas line off at the source when you are not cooking .