Perhaps a stupid question but can this be used with the propane version as well?
1874446
No it will not, unless perhaps if it is a propane heater with a previous thermostat that is made to turn on and off on its own. I bought a forced air propane heater by mr heater and it would definitely keep the blower and igniter going, but it has a manual fuel button that must be pushed every time it needs to be turned back on. Useless for me and now I have to return my heater as well!
1874447
It will work with anything you plug into it that you want to stay around a certain temperature...I upgraded my heater and now use it on my diesel pickup to regulate the block heater when its plugged in for extended periods of time
1874448
Yes, I plug mine in with the old thermostat wired in that had quit working.
1874449
I believe it will if your model has to be plugged in to an outlet for the igniter to work.
1874450
If the propane versin lights automatically when plugged in then I see no reason why not
234971
Hi, No, the size of the canister does not matter, only the filling nozzle which should be universal for all small propane devices.
1702446
you should be able to with a hose connector like a regular bbq that you would normally use at home. The small propane bottles are inexpensive and work really well. You just have to be sure you hold it upright and level when attaching it to the regulator, then, tilt it onto the holder.
58061
Not sure. I dont think so but I highly recommend to do it if you. The refilling of the smaller propane tanks is a hastle. I even bought 3 of these tanks so I could minimize the back and forth to get them refilled.
1707200
You should be able to use this regulator with pretty much any propane burner due to its adjustability.
1379199
No sir. The fitting is too small. You MUST purchase a 8.9 oz "PRIMUS" propane/isobutane butane gas container in order for this to work.
1174145
Yes. Purchase the extension hose and you can hook it up to the large propane tanks. Those tanks are more economical and last much longer than the small ones
15073
I am not a plumber, but it might be able to be converted if you can get the correct orifice. I think propane's are smaller than NG. Best to ask a plumber. Good luck!
134247
I think you have to buy one just for propane.I don't think this one will work for propane
1580381
The manual says to only use the recommended tanks and says that it's not safe to use others. That doesn't mean that you "can't" use another tank with it, but it probably means that it's inadvisable and likely invalidates the warranty. I have not tried to hook anything other than 1-lb. propane tank to it (Ace Hardware brand), so I can't say for sure what is possible. I can only say that I wouldn't try to do it because I'm pretty squeamish about possible leaks using hardware that's no recommended by the manufacturer.
929508
I am unfamiliar with this burner so cannot give a conclusive answer to your question. Generally speaking however, with the right fittings, this hose can easily be made to work with any propane or natural gas appliance.
2017273
So far as I know, yes. It's a bit of a pain to install and I would have your local propane service do it.
1431663
No. Natural gas (methane) has different properties than propane. Trying to use natural gas could be a safety hazard! Natural gas would not produce the same flame from the burner so the Big Easy would not work properly. Per the assembly instructions, "Use your appliance, as purchased, only with LP (propane) gas and the regulator/valve assembly supplied."
1848293
They don't use propane, they use butane. Very different fuel canisters and very different in the way they attach. So no, there is no use trying to hook up a propane hose (which is threaded) or trying to use propane as a fuel for this burner.
1365641
Certainly. You can connect it to any consumer propane tank, as all are refilled at your local hardware store/fuel dealer from a universal coupling. Make sure all connections are clean (rust & debris free) & tight (not dented or dropped.) A bigger tank will allow you to cover larger areas between refueling. We've been using ours for a couple of seasons and cost savings are huge compared to chemicals. Also, nice to know we're not putting down cancer-causing agents where pets & people walk.
1054900
I have no idea, and would refer you to a heating (furnace) contractor, as they deal with both propane and natural gas, and would probably know the answer.
1696524
I'm not qualified to answer that question (sorry)...Im sure with some tweeking of the propane/air mixture it would be fine...I would advise calling Generac directly for an expert answer.Alicia