I am interested in the natural gas requirement. What volumn is needed?.
1093731
The "standard" size gas meter in most homes will not be big enough to support a generator of this size. The gas flow demand is well above what those meters can handle. I had to have our gas company come out and replace the smaller meter with a larger one (from a 275 to a 415, to be exact).
1093732
No. I do not know, but my Generac is not working again. It is propane model.
1093733
That depends on the size of the house.. Best bet have a generac dealer come out and do a walk through.
1093734
I suggest that question. I suggest asking a qualified installer, but I did need to have a larger gas meter installed.
1093735
Contact your gas company because every house is different. One person who gave me an estimate said my current meter was fine. But my gas company said no, and at no cost to me installed a larger meter.
1971447
You will need a regulator (I forget the PSI but it's in the installation manual) rigid pipe or code-compliant flex hose and the services of a licensed gas installer.
559752
I'm not sure how expensive or how easy it would be to convert an existing propane model to a natural gas one, but they do sell the same model for natural gas. Just search "weber spirit 310 natural gas".
827119
The supply line, is 3/8 . Line to the unit is 1/2. But it is Natural Gas. Not propane
767106
Yes, according to the papers I have it can be run on natural gas. It takes a few modifications.
656587
You will have to hire a licensed plumber(?) to run a line from the nearest existing natural gas line. It will not be an inexpensive project.
712910
I believe it is matter of obtaining the correct orifices for natural gas; always check with the manufacturer.
698418
generally you need a certified tech from your local gas co. too hook up. you need a special regulator & depending how you install and run the line out side it all depends. call a tech.
950362
We put in a 3/4". This size of generator requires a 250 gallon propane tank. I know, sounds nuts, but it is called service area. The generator needs a fair amount of vapor to run. 250 gallon gives you a lot of vapor and is replenished. A smaller tank will not and will start sucking fluid, which freezes the regulator.
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For specifications go to: http://www.qcsupply.com/mr-heater-ventless-gas-heater-20000-30000-btu.html?utm_source=googlebase&utm;_medium=cpc&gclid;=CIPcmO7ax7MCFad_QgodEGoA4Q
950358
oops, you did ask about natural gas. Sorry, we used propane, no natural gas company up here. But it is a 1/2 pipe.
208483
yes ours is on propane - be sure to list that requirement when you purchase
349581
just the gas line kit that is sold by amozon might have to measure how long of a gas line you will need if you are using propane you will need a tank over 100 gallons and have it piped to the area where the unit is located.
772827
Not certain. But I bought it for natural gas and it is a well made product and works great for natural gas.
1048982
The unit I purchased was for natural gas, so I am not sure. A BB Que seems a little small and would need frequent refilling I would think.
939183
for an accurate answer you need to provide specific use and gas volume requirements. Note that the cylinder I received is not a quality products I expected. The paint finish is inferior and the hydro test date was several years old.
149104
Natural gas would come from a line you have in your house from the utility company.and if you don't have a line in the house,you would have to use a propane heater and the tank is supplied by the propane company.