About how long will a five gallon propane tank last on high?
1052352
I have only used mine for about two hours total so far, for melting lead, and used less than a quater of a 20 pound tank according to my tank scale. So a full tank should last arround 8 hours.
1052353
I have boiled 3 sacks of crawfish (approx 90lbs) with one tank and still have enough left to fry fish.
2048352
I have two pannels for 5,000 gallons, and it is not that warm, you should use around 6 pannels
1262437
Hard to answer, if you burn on high probably 6/7 hrs medium to low 10/12. This is on a 20 pound BBQ grill size tank
2176228
I really can't answer the question. I have a 16x24 foot garage and setting the heater on 1 and 1/2 it gets up to 70 degrees. So I don't have to set it that high. I really don't use it that often so I can't tell how a 20 lb. tank would last.
1256318
I have not actually tried to time our usage so cannot put any real number on how long the 5 gallon (20 pound) tank lasts. Having said that I have not felt that tank went dry quickly.
1496912
Buy the stand and adapter hose for 5 gallon tank, or use the small disposable tank that fits on the side (expensive to use the small tank) 5 gallon tank lasts for a long time
1850258
I got about 2 hours out them running constantly on high. I bought the hose adapter to hook up to a large tank. Not as portable with that, but it will last pretty much forever and you can always use the smaller tanks if you need to take it somewhere.
846570
There are 90,000 BTU's in a gallon of propane gas so it will burn for 9 hours on a gallon on high setting. I returned these heaters as they did not have a thermostat control, just a heat control, low medium high. Be sure you get a heater with a thermostat not a heat setting.
1768808
I installed this unit last February. I have a 375 gal tank and home only uses gas for the Rinnai and my home furnace. Over the summer/fall when my furnace is not in use, the gauge barely moves on my tank. My best guess is that a 20 lb tank would last 2 months. Consider what fittings and connections you might need because the typical 20 fitting for a grill might not give you enough flow for the Rinnai.
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Turned up on high about 14-16". It can be adjusted down. I use this a lot and get about 12 hours on a propane tank on high. Takes about 1/2 hr to put together. Thinking of buying a 2nd one as I have a large patio.
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about an hour. you'll have to buy a 5 foot hose with a regulator an a propane tank for a grill. the bigger the tank say 100 lb. will last about a week depending on how long you let it heat. one thing it does heat. if you purchase read an understand the instructions.
886270
According to http://www.mrheater.com/5ft-propane-appliance-extension-hose-assembly.html this hose has been, "pressure tested to 600 psi" so it should handle full tank pressure (before the regulator) without any problems.
255286
It is Petroleum Hydrocarbon Naphtha, chemical formula C5-C9, same as Coleman fuel, therefore the shelf life it's about 5-7 years, depending on the storing condition. for best and long storing: dark-dry-cool places, not on sunlight or freezing-hot alternating conditions
11053
I have several of these heaters installed at 5400 feet and they all work fine. As far as bottle size goes, propane has 91,000 btu/gallon and this heater is rated at 10,000 btu/hr, so it will operate on high for approximately 9 hours per gallon, or 45 hours on a 5 gallon bottle. Choose your bottle size according to your usage needs.
1985206
It all depends on usage. I would guess using it 4-5 times week, the tank would last around 6 months.
1317870
I often use the table's tank as a back up when my bbq tank runs out so not not really sure, Sorry don't have a firm answer for you, seems to last a fair amount of time. btw, the table is extremely well made and thought, I'm very happy with it, that said, even on it's highest setting it does not generate that much heat, it's more atmospher then heater. This due to the large perimeter around the flame, the bonus side of which makes it possible to actually have plates and drinks on the table when the flame is on.. best, Michael
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Yep. Five gallon or three gallon. You put it on the top. I haven't had any problems with mine and I have owned it for well over a year now.