Is smoker convertible to natural gas?
227772
I don't know if the burner is rated for natural gas. You would need a completely different regulator as well.
227773
I am sure it can be done just google propane to natural gas conversion. I just don't know if it would be worthwhile? Personally my simple answer is yes ut can,but with modification.
227774
I would suggest you contact a local gas/plumbing contractor for the answer. The reason to do that is the orifice size for nat gas and propane is slightly different. They would have to confirm if they have something for the conversion.As a side note...This smoker really sips propane at a very low rate! Last week, I forgot to turn it off after smoking some pork for 8 hours..it ran for another 24 hours before I noticed it, and I still had lots of fuel.
227775
I don't know since this was a gift to my son in law and he is "not" handy. Sorry I could not help you
52315
Per the product guide, this grill cannot be converted. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/D1RFC6DJ5MS.pdf Honestly, you could probably send natural gas to it and get it to ignite - it just won't get to 48,000 btus as they claim with propane. My dad has been running natural gas through LP grills for years and never had problems with temperature or ignition. But if you want to be on the safe side, I suggest you find a grill for which they sell a conversion kit.
871665
Not that I am aware of. I suggests you try going to the Weber.com and posing the question to them. My understanding is that grills need to indicate that they are dual fuel to be successfully converted and be safe. My advice would be to just find a grill that is designed for Natural Gas rather they do a conversion, but that's just my opinion
830496
I have this hooked up between my Home Propane system and my back Porch Propane grill. This is the second house I have set up this way and it works fine. But you may have an issue. Your smoker is probably set up for Propane and in order to use Natural Gas you will need to change out the smoker to run properly. Check with the manufacturer of your smoker.
1593752
I ordered mine specifically to have a natural gas connection, if yours didn't or doesn't come with one you can get a conversion kit through Napoleon for around $50 , BTW it is the best grill available in that price range, I use it almost daily!
1876371
You need to go back to the old gas valve that was originally on the grill. When you convert from Propane to natural gas, you change out the gas valve. You probably go to a full service hardware store that sells all grill models, and they can set you up with your conversion. If I remember correctly my changeover from propane to natural gas was about $60 a few years ago.
2249207
It comes preset to be used as propane, but can convert to natural gas with the turn of a knob.
767106
Yes, according to the papers I have it can be run on natural gas. It takes a few modifications.
306838
This is a necessary conversion to natural gas, comes with a different regulator as well as a orifice for the side burner... Most likely you will additional fittings to connect to the house
344678
This is a nice pit...not sure if it can be converted to natural gas...have you tried contacting the manufacturer? Good luck.
648681
The version I purchased came as a propane grill, but it is adaptable for natural gas. A great grill!
1746126
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.
1765708
Mine does. The only difference between propane and natural gas is a part or two for the burner. Mine came setup for propane so I didn't need a conversion kit.
2222052
No. The one I own can not. Weber makes specific models designed for natural gas.
1093553
I'm sure it could be converted but I don't think it was intended for natural gas.
1371985
No, they are set up for propane. You may try asking them if it's possible to order one for natural gas. Kits are sold for conversion to natural gas if you're a handy guy, or a dealer/appliance repair outfit will do it for a charge. In some areas, the local utility will do it also.
983278
Yes, in this kit the instructions list clearly which orifice can be used by type of gas. here is a link to the instructions that come with the kit: www.scribd.com/doc/126214047/GRLP3-LP-Conversion-Kit-Instructions Notice on page 4, Burner style #2, the Natural Gas orifices have larger holes/openings than the LP orifices. Sometimes, as in my stove, I was able to us my small Natural Gas adapter as my Large/higher-output LP adapter i.e. 1.07 from Natural Gas in place of my 1.09 on my LP - renders a BTU rating of the almost the same. Hope this helps.