Do I need a fuel filter on the propane line into the heater?
1939116
No fuel filter is required, the manufacturer does not recommend one. That said sometimes dirty fuel will plug offices in gas appliances but. In my 25 + years of use of these heaters I have had no problems at all except that the piezo spark lighter failed after 20 years. I recently bought a new wave 3 and wave 8 to replace my now more than 25 year old model 3100a (forerunner of the wave3). There are other similar heaters out there but none with this quality.
1939117
first and foremost, read up on the codes. Whatever the law requires in your state I would comply with. On my installation is no in line filter and the heater works fine. I hope this answers your question.
1939118
No. Just a standard low pressure hose and standard regulator similar to a barbeque grille.
830498
No, this is just the supply hose. To convert from propane you will need a new gas orfice.
2114361
Yes, I see no problem with using the Propane Fuel.I use an Electric Stove and it works GREAT...no problems.
844654
I believe you should always turn off the gas at the propane tank, and letting the heater burn off the gas in the line, so as not to turn the Plasticizer in the hose into gunk, which would clog up your heater
1261920
I did not know that a filter comes on your heater, but if one does, there is no need for two. But I recommend a filter when using any tank that you refill.
564734
You attach the filter to the heater. The connection on the heater should swing out.
1697889
Yes, go to a propane store and purchase the correct hose and fittings, or ask them to do it for you. I have a Wave heater in my houseboat and another in my shell camper. I had an RV store install the Wave in my houseboat, and did the camper myself. The installation requires a gas filter, either on the tank or in-line.
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.
454422
I'm installing mine in a vintage camper which has hood above it that vents outside. That said, the source the propane tank should be either outside or in a sealed compartment vented to the outdoors. The only propane connection should be at the stove itself all the other connections (regulator, solenoid, etc) should be made in the enclosure or outside.
281291
Yes and no. I bought the filter and additional hose coupling so that I can use the larger propane tank (instead of the more expensive cylinders. But, I have not used the heater since day one because of the turn on knob. It broke after just one use. I'm sending it back for replacement soon.
33580
If you are getting a hose with a quick connect fitting the filter isn't necessary and has no place to be connected to this type of connection. Also, this hose has the regulator attached. If you don't want a quick connect fitting and prefer using a screw on hose then you will definitely want to employ a filter. The regulator is already incorporated as part of the screw on portion of your heater.
414227
r. heater has a regulator in it. You hook your long hose to the place you hook the 1 lb. bottle. That is a regulator. That is if you want the 20 lb. grill bottle. Check what your hose is made of as far as filter. Certain hoses don't need a filter because don't make those hoses with a certain chemical in it that degrades. I bought one that doesn't need a filter. It is a little stiffer in the cold but I don't worry about it fowling.
208483
yes ours is on propane - be sure to list that requirement when you purchase
1194101
I use a water filter at least. But my contractor friend said you don't need the lubricator if you just put a few drops of oil in from the line in every few uses or after a long session.
461933
I don't think it includes an actual "filter", but there may be a screen. This assembly includes everything that is inside the tank, so yes to the regulator and fuel gauge sending unit. It did NOT include a new O-ring, and it was a bit of a problem getting the old one back in place on the cover plate. I would find and buy a replacement O-ring if I did it again. Also be sure the electrical connection is clean and installs correctly.
1034945
It depends on whether you're using a 20 lb propane tank like you would with a gas grill or if it's being connected to a large tank that would supply your house. In both cases an air mixer is required for propane use, and then standard fittings should be connected with a shut off valve to control the burner. If you have further questions or concerns feel free to contact us: 888-977-6849
1727343
I wish I could help you but I don't know. All I can tell L you is you have to replumb the filter system and it uses a lot of propane.