My fireplace has a gas hookup inside the fireplace. Does the on/off valve hook up inside the fireplace to that connector, then the hose attaches to that?
1086392
I do have 2 gas fireplaces, but I did not buy Mr. Heater for that purpose. I bought it to hook up a gas space heater. I am so sorry that I can't help you as I had both of my fireplaces hooked up by professionals.
57850
Yes. The piece seen in the photo above the plug is the pressure adjuster on top and the water trap below. You connect your hose by the pressure gauge in the middle
558450
We have it in our MBR hooked into our natural gas connection that feeds our fireplace. It's been connected for one year with no issues other than the initial burn-off smell that only lasts a day or two.I highly recommend that you have your gas company hook it up. Ours did and they only charged us about $150 for the install of the unit and the hookup and parts. Better Safe than Sorry.
578961
Mine came with a special hose that was for natural gas connection. I had a plumber put a quick-connect connector on and a valve on my natural gas line. It does not have the twist type end that a propane connector usually has. Hope that helps.
52523
I have mine connected in Series in the following sequence. Gas Mains to house, to mains regulator, to various gas appliances including a plumbed in gas grill. The hard line then exits onto the deck where I next installed a stop valve and then the GASAV then via fittings and a flexible hose to my grill. However, this stopped working about a month after installation. It is permanently stuck at 15 mins.
951016
No, it is set up for the disposable tanks. If you want to hook the grill up to a larger tank you must buy a longer hose w/adapter.
778766
Yes - it connects to a normal gas grill bottle. The hose comes goes in the side just above the base. The unit is basically a bowl in the base. The narrowest point is where the base ends and the upper bowl begins. I love mine.
692956
This manifold screws on to a typical propane tank with or wo opd. the tree has multi ports to attache supply hoses. When you turn off tank the manifold still holds a fair amount of gas so I recommend leaving the appliance on until it runs out by itself. That way when you remove hose you don't loose gas.
1702476
It has a connection for the unloaded valve. Connection is pictured on the right side of image and it works fine as long as everything is connected the way it should.
1438
As others have mentioned, the quick connect fitting on the hose has a sleeve that you pull back (towards the hose) as you slide the fitting onto the male quick connect on your heater. Make sure you slide it all the way onto that fitting until the sleeve snaps back into place. THEN, PULL ON THE HOSE END TO BE SURE IT IS FIRMLY ATTACHED !!! When it is firmly attached, it will NOT pull off unless you again slide the sleeve of the fitting back towards the hose. That's how you remove it. With the gas turned off, slide the sleeve back and pull the fitting off of the one on the heater.
995839
No, There is not a hose hook up. Just a water bowl you can empty... I use this for our crawl space and shuts off automatically if full.
837700
Yes. There are two holes for diverting to other barrels. However, there is only one set of hose and attachment so you will have to get another set. Once you have it, it is a simple hook up.
862551
yes it does! I'm still thrilled w/my unit! Put it in the wondow & attach the hoses & your off!
1637357
Quick shutoff not included. Shut off should be on the gas piping branch, then connect the hose
871756
You will need the pipe & connections to supply the gas to the unit. I installed a stop valve before the heater and used a flexible hose/pipe to heater. I also used hardie board and a piece of sheet metal on the wall behind, though not required.
1688751
No, it come with 6ft gas hose, can add hose to move farther. No room to place under the fireplace.
729635
Its has a 3/8" adapter with valve (red) connected via a flexible line to the orifice. So the sequence from the gas line will be gas line -> 1/2" to 3/8" reducer -> 3/8" adapter -> 2" flexible gas line -> orifice. All components except the reducer is included and in under the burner. However, if you are building a custom fire-pit placing/positioning the 3/8" adapter with valve is a pain.