is a permit require in new jersey to install or remove the heater since it is natural gas?
267709
Most likely you'll need a permit in NJ for the install. Not sure about the removal. In either situation you'd be wise to call your local municipality and inquire.
1246285
Yes. Mine is in the basement. It can be installed anywhere that meets the clearance, fresh air, and venting requirements. Consult a licensed plumber or your local code official. It's possible to burn down your home or asphyxiate yourself if you do it wrong. It is, by the way, a great heater and a good buy.
1054900
I have no idea, and would refer you to a heating (furnace) contractor, as they deal with both propane and natural gas, and would probably know the answer.
149103
you need to find out what the heater is set up for natural gas or propane. If it is propane then of course you can get a tank delivered. if it is set up for natural gas then if you live where it is in the road or if you have a natural gas water heater or funace then you could have a plumber pipe a line to where you want it. just make sure to find out what the heater is set up for. You can buy the new items to convert it to what ever you are going to be using.
208483
yes ours is on propane - be sure to list that requirement when you purchase
1470622
Better to have it done by a plumber! I did it once several years ago with another grill, but the possibility of a dangerous situation involving natural gas is too great. Don't burn the place down!
1452483
All heating system need some ventilation... so just open one window 1" for let fresh air come to the heater. And yes you well need a gas line to operate the heater.
1765079
This unit comes ready to connect to no smaller than a 100lb. propane tank...it also can be switched over to hook up to your home's gas line. Either way, it MUST be installed by Professional Pool and Plumbing services...it also requires a permit/inspection by your town. It cost me over $1,100 just for the installation. Take a look at the manual for this unit at Pentair's website as well as call them at the number printed on the manual. Also check the codes for your town. Best to get ALL the info. before jumping in. God Bless!
19053
The manuel reads: "Heater is preset for propane at factory, see installation instructions for natural gas hook up".
1186087
Yes, you need to take it to someone who works on gas appliances and have them drill out the orfice in the regulator.
306835
This kit is used to convert the propane model to a natural gas model. It would be required regardless if the unit was on wheels or built-in.
1858534
No. It's regulated at the generator. Just attached the hose connection to any portable propane tank.
464763
You would need to change the pressure regulator and jets to run the generator off natural gas. The gases are compatible, but the delivery pressure is different, hence the need to change a couple parts.
178946
I don't see why not. It is a small heater element that goes into the drain hole and the thermostat is taped to the side of the hot water tank. It has an on/off switch that needs to be placed where it is accessible and needs to be plugged in. We got it for an old camper that was given to us and the heater was in pieces. Works nicely and much cheaper than a new gas heater.
412272
This was bought a gift for my son in Kuwait. I was there to help him to assemble. The unit was setup for propane. If you order this unit, it has to specify natural gas.
562457
It is set up for propane, a jet change would be required to use natural gas.
2007602
No, it requires a regulated gas supply down to a low pressure in inches of water, not tank pressure. Look at a Mr. Heater Buddy heater, they have an internal pressure regulator and are designed to connect directly to a tank such as a small cylinder or a 20 lb grill size tank or larger.