Will this regulator work with a 100 pound tank?
938198
As long as the threads are the same as the ones on a regular 20 lb tank it should be fine.
938199
Many tanks bigger than 20 pound aren't required to have the OPD inside (Overfill protection device) that became a requirement back in 2000, so they just have the female thread port (that are reverse threads compared to most). This appears to require the big ACME threads that comes on those OPD tanks, so it probably can work on bigger tanks with an adapter to those threads, but may cost more to get the adapters than just get a 20 pound tank.
938200
Wouldn't know why.not 20# or a hundred if it has threads on the outside of the tank hookup it should work.
938201
As per Mr Heater website certain heaters are not recommended for use with 100 pound tank. Answer is listed under FAQ on their website. Hope this helps.
1017115
Yes. 160 is actually the number for the tank. It should work just fine if your tank is paired to a stool designed for 1.6 gal flush. If the tank and stool were purchased together, you'll have no problem.
1537536
Yes, proper hookup to any size tank you like. You do need a regulator and you really shouldn't have the tank close to the heater (against code). This little unit really cranks out the heat!
1834508
As long as you can get to the tank and lift it straight up I think it should work fine. My tank happens to be in a patio heater and I have to take it out to use this gauge, thats why my tank has a gauge on it. I have used it to make sure the gas vendor has filled the tank. I hope this helps. Chuck
2106613
Yes, it will. It's a little overkill, but it can easily be set up to work with as small a tank as you want.
88786
I don't have that specific set-up, but I don't see why it would not. The adjustable regulator could care less what's on the consuming end.
1834511
I would say no, but you will have to take the weight oh any hose and regulator into consideration. They won't add that much weight. I would suggest that you weigh a full / or empty tank with and without the hose and reg. that will give you a good starting point.
1553521
No - mine goes up to 90-100 psi and holds a full tank without losing pressure for days/weeks.
1518155
Bill, I'm not a professional but it will work. Be sure to support the tank properly and you"ll be fine. Best regards, Remy
1132565
If the fitting on the end of the hose/regulator fits on a standard 20lb tank, then the adapter should work.
1098773
The generator comes with a connecting hose & regulator, similar to that used on propane gas grills. I don't know what connector is on 100# LP tanks, but the hose provided with this generator expects the same type of fitting found on 20# and 30# tanks... (I am using a 30# tank with the generator, as I have 2 spare 30# on the RV (~100# of propane, in easy to move cylinders...) My understanding is the 100# tanks are not required to have the newer style TYPE 1 OPD valve found on the 20# tanks used for BBQ's. Your 100# tank will liekly be POL or TYPE 1. If its POL (threads on the inside of the tank outlet, as oppiosed to threads on the OUTSIDE (TYPE 1) You need a converter like http://www.amazon.com/GrillPro-11051-Universal-Propane-Adaptor/dp/B0029T5U0A/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1421791690&sr=8-3&keywords=100+pound+propane+tank
432932
My husband has ours hooked up like that now. He said as long as you use the regulator it will work.
1124083
Yes. It comes with an adjustable pressure switch that will turn it on at low pressure and off when high pressure is reached. We use it on our 120 gallon pressure tank
100250
I believe it will. My tank is 4.25 in diameter which makes it about 12.5 around and it could be a little bigger and still fit. Tank is 20.5 tall and regulator sticks out about the same as yours. Fits good. I really like it. Only draw back is the straps where they sew them on the top of the backpac will sort of pull loose but occasionally a little needle and thread takes care of it. For a minimal investment it did a great job. Should work work you. Good luck.
325433
This should connect to all portable tanks that require a regulator. 20lb, 30lb, 40lb, 60lb. and some 100lb tanks.
179271
I use this regulator on an air line with at least 125 psi, other ones I had purchased before didn't really work with that amount of pressure. Hope this was helpful, if I find out more I will update
1097106
I believe this regulator can be adjusted to what you need. I have had very good success with this regulator on my RV.