can it be used for temporary home use when large tank runs out?
936482
This is what I am using for my home cooking. I have Cenex propane come out a fill it for me. about every 3 months.
936483
We use it for our whole house, cooking and dryer. We have 2 and take one into town to fill when it is empty. You may need a different hose connection, or adapter, in order to switch between tanks.
352823
Yes no problem. Im a shop owner and have an 80 gallon compressor for work. This unit is great for home use.
1467248
You could, yes. But would be better off with a wet/dry sump system for a tank that large. Cannister maintanence is crucial without becoming a nitrate factory.
815747
You could open the bimottom and have the container sitting directly below it but the top of the tank would have to be kind of connected or sealed to the warerer. I can see it working if you are handy.
694904
Yes you can. If you use an external regulator I also recommend placing an accumulator tank between the regulator and compressor. I use a 70 cu in Bimba tank purchased from a surplus shop for my accumulator. It also keeps the compressor from cycling on as frequently.
1055101
You could use a generator. Just make sure the generator is in a well ventilated area since it runs on gas.
1640150
I don't see why this tank wouldn't work for that. The only problem would be when you store the boat make sure to open the cap because it will swell a good bit. The vented hose doesn't seem to give it enough of a vent to keep the tank from swelling in extreme heat.
2049073
Personally I would not. If the gas tank starts to run out it can increase the amount of co2 the gas canister releases. This is normally fine if you only leave it on during the day (during photosynthesis) but should be turned off at night. You could end up suffocating your tank over 10 days. You're be better off just turning it off.
173857
Yes, to a degree. I bought this hose for that express purpose but you have to realize the nature of propane. The bigger the tank used typically means the less total use of the propane you get. Depending on waht type of appliance is hooked to a tank that size, you run the risk of the tank "freezing up" and blocking the relase of the gas. This is typical with most types of heaters as they tend to draw the gas faster than it can convert from a liquid state the further down the liquid is in the tank. So, small tanks work best or be prepared to allow a big tank to thaw from time to time to get be able to use it's full volume. Yes, to a degree. I bought this hose for that express purpose but you have to realize the nature of propane. The bigger the tank used typically means the less total use of the propane you get. Depending on waht type of appliance is hooked to a tank that size, you run the risk of the tank "freezing up" and blocking the relase of the gas. This is typical with most types of heaters as they tend to draw the gas faster than it can convert from a liquid state the further down the liquid is in the tank. So, small tanks work best or be prepared to allow a big tank to thaw from time to... » Read More Yes, to a degree. I bought this hose for that express purpose but you have to realize the nature of propane. The bigger the tank used typically means the less total use of the propane you get. Depending on waht type of appliance is hooked to a tank that size, you run the risk of the tank "freezing up" and blocking the relase of the gas. This is typical with most types of heaters as they tend to draw the gas faster than it can convert from a liquid state the further down the liquid is in the tank. So, small tanks work best or be prepared to allow a big tank to thaw from time to time to get be able to use it's full volume. « Show Less
1877713
It would be fine for small jobs. Tanks would be too small for extensive use. Made for portability. I have a larger setup for bigger fabrication needs.
650500
I would recommend using a small pressure tank with a 3 gallon or more capacity to get around the over use .
1492020
This "tank" is only 2 gallons and the surrounding air in your home should be warm enough for any fish that would be suited for this little tank. Also, it's plastic, a heater would probably damage it...
383577
Yes, you remove tank to fill it. Don't know about leaving it running, I wouldn't try it. I'm sure instructions say don't do that.
1816780
Yes I used it with a large tank. You can find a camper to grill hose online.
793844
You can but you would be filling it every 2 days.I hooked mine into my 500 gallon home tank.
1610572
No it doesn't need to be full. The more you fill it the longer it will run but will be the same heat no matter how full. A full tank heat a 40 x 70 home for 12 hours
785871
No I don't believe so.The tank inside is too small for this kind of frequent usage and it's rated 500 watts.