Can i use this on my rv LPG gas
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I'm no chemist, but I'd say likely not. It detects halogenated gases -- i.e., those with chlorine or fluorine. LPG gas is a non-fluorinated hydrocarbon mixture. There are inexpensive detectors that will work on LPG gas, and Amazon sells some of them.
1968588
I'm no chemist, but I'd say likely not.It detects halogenated gases -- i.e., those with chlorine or fluorine. LPG gas is a non-fluorinated hydrocarbon mixture.There are inexpensive detectors that will work on LPG gas, and Amazon sells some of them.
1679071
Don't know since I use my only with a standard propane tank for my gas grill. I'd check with the manufacturer first.
2087397
No. Absolutely not. Natural gas burner tubes have a larger interior nipple diameter in order to accommodate the larger diameter of natural gas valves. The burner tubes here will accommodate only the smaller LPG valves.
1176980
I would not recommend using anything with propane exhaust inside an RV. Is your freezer using propane? Mine is electric.
1314623
NO...this pump is for light weight oils like diesel...you will need another type of pump for gas.
1870454
I'm no expert on lp gas regulators for grill, etc., but the box for this "Low Pressure LPG" hose with 1-PSI regulator and 3/8" flare swivel fitting contains the following warning: ! DO NOT USE ON TURKEY FRYERS ! Elsewhere it also says "For use with LP outdoor low pressure cookers and gas grills ONLY! Do not use for any other application." If you want more info, you could check with the distributor, Barbour International, Inc. at 101 Cypress Way in Brandon, MS 39042. Hope this helps.
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I would say no. Because permatex 80019 is not resistant to gas. your gas tank would probably start leaking. You need to find a sealant that resist gas. Or maybe you just do not need sealant.
1431663
No. Natural gas (methane) has different properties than propane. Trying to use natural gas could be a safety hazard! Natural gas would not produce the same flame from the burner so the Big Easy would not work properly. Per the assembly instructions, "Use your appliance, as purchased, only with LP (propane) gas and the regulator/valve assembly supplied."
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I am sure you can, it uses standard LP connections. I use this with my RV and I just carry 4 extra regular (Grill size) LP tanks with me........ Each tank last about 14 hrs continuous and that is 4 good days at the bike rally!
1992786
Not directly to it. First you would have to get an adapter at Walmart to connect the 1 pound tank to an RV pressure regulator which has a coupling designed to connect to a larger RV tank. Between the stove top and regulator you would attach an appropriate length of propane gas line. If you want to connect a 1 pound tank directly you'll need to get a camping stove made to use that way. GT
2118722
Yes you will be able to use it on your RV low pressure supply. One caveat: when I received my valve /regulator the heat was too low as the orifice was too small. I had Camco send me the correct orifice and believe they are now providing the right size and the BTU's should match the high pressure valve.
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It should. I use a different grill that had a standard gas bottle to grill connection. My new RV has a quick connect like your trailer. This item worked fine when I replaced the old regulator with the new flow control. Important point is that this is a low pressure flow control for a low pressure quick connect.
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This kit is made for converting frigidaire stoves from natural gas to lp. It includes many orifices of different ratings. You will not be using all of them. Only the ones called out in the instructions for your particular model. One for each burner. The rest can be discarded. This allows the kit to be used on many different models. Just carefully follow the included instructions and you should be ok. Take care not to drop any into the stove, it will be difficult to retrieve them if you do. Hope this helped.
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if your appliance uses the small bottles that screw onto it then yes.. yes this is the hose you want to run the larger white propane tanks that are used on bbq's and rv's.. great addition to any propane appliance and the hose is long enough to have the bottle away from the heat source,,
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Ken Charvoz is correct. I would strongly recommend you use this with natural gas rather than propane.
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I don't know if the burner is rated for natural gas. You would need a completely different regulator as well.
1176977
Yes. However this unit does not use propane. It is either 110v or 12v. If you are worried about an ignition source and a propane leak from your RV, I cannot specifically answer, However, I do frequently use this unit inside my RV. Hope this helps!