can i use this to increase the BTU`s on a 24,000 BTU grill?
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Hi Alan, not sure about your question but i've had 2 of these regulators fail on me. both within a month of receiving. see other similar reviews. this is not a reliable part. D
1068538
I would only recommend this for 10lbs and over... Has a difficult time holding consistently in the lower ranges...
1068539
This product claimed to have 30psi--it gave me 17 psi--I would not buy another
1068540
Yes, if you put this regulator on you will be able to run 3 burners at full heat and then some. However the adjustment knob is touchy and needs to be adjusted a few times then it will stabilize.
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Adapters and leg isssues aside, at 25 degrees F I don't think you will get enough heat out of this heater. I would go with a larger btu output depending on your space. If you are set on 1 lb bottles, go with a mr buddy. I still use an extention hose and a larger bottle on mine.
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I would check your regulator on the tank. Try putting a small propane bottle on and see if the grill gets above 350.. If not contact the manufacturer Hope this helps
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Perhaps. I do not know what Weber grill you possess. I have this system because I have a "low pressure" grill that hooks directly to my RV propane tank. Most grills are high pressure. If I had to guess and it is only a guess, better explore some other options.
75670
You have to check the watt of the barbecue maker. If it is lower than 1500W, it would work
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Thank you all for taking the time to help me out with this. i have decided to just belly up the extra money and but an actual burner. 110000 BTU and a wide base should suit me well. thanks again for all of your advice.
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I haven't tried it but it has the same makeup as a gas grill. You would have to change the orfice setting to account for natural gas and the connenction in order to connect to your supply line. If you aren't sure what I am talking about then you probably shouldn't do it because the unit doesn't come with a conversion kit
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I don't know about that. But check with your local gas company or char-griller
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Don't know btu's and not familiar with the unit referred to, but it is a good burner.
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With a one inch supplied connection stepped down at the burner to its 3/4" and a short amount of pipe with an appropriately sized meter it can do ~320,000 BTU with a clean powerful burn. Make sure to proved sufficient air underneath it. I have it run with less then 15' total pipe from the meter to the burner with the meter sized to provide >650,000 BTU. Gas is split between on demand water heater (200,000 BTU) and this burner.
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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.
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35000 BTU is a large volume of Propane usage. You will need at least a 5-Gallon Propane bottle and you also need a regulator that can support a 35000 BTU appliance. Most BBQ Regulators are not big enough to do this, But Some are, like those for Turkey Fryers and 4-burner BBQs. You can find these at Home Depot, etc.. An RV Propane system is adequate. Go to the Kozy World website and download the manual.
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Easy, turn the burner to low and slide the pot to the side a little bit. This will easily simmer a pot. I believe the individual burners are rated at 12,000 BTU's. This isn't a jet burner
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Most likely. This AC unit has unusual louver pattern. If you don't use the one that comes with it the AC will run less efficiently. Check to see if you can remove the current one from the sleeve. New grill can install on the back of the AC unit, or if everything lines up, on your current sleeve.
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Real World is a relative thing. You really need to calculate what you need. Take the lowest water temp you think you'll have and the desired output temp as well as flow rate of the appliances using the water to see if this unit can supply what you want. If yes then take the same numbers and figure out the propane usage. 1 Gal of propane is 91,000 BTU and a BTU is the amount of energy it takes to raise 1 pound of water 1 degree. So say you are going to use 20 gallons of hot water a day that is roughly 164 lbs of water. If your winter time water temp is 40 degrees and you want an outlet of 110 you need to raise 164 lbs of water 70 degrees each day. That is 18040 BTU which is .2 gallons. So at that rate you'd go though a barbecue grill tank in 25 days (assuming 5 gallons of propane in that tank). As you can see it's all about the specifics of your situation.
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If the diameter and thread size match, you should be able to do that. I was able to use the fitting off my failed regulator to adapt this Camco one to my portable grill. Be aware that the range of regulation between low and high isn't very much.
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I have the et-732. I can't give you an answer about its usage with a grill. sorry. it can handle up to 700 mdegrees, tho.