Can a orifice be installed to burn propane
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No, but there is a propane version of this heater. Feel free to give us a call at 855-770-7195 if you have any more questions.
508149
Best to just order the one that is dual fuel or one designed for propane. There is a big difference between propane and natural gas.
806575
I don't know, but I doubt it. Probably the orifice and regulator would have to be changed like is done when an automobile is converted from gasoline to gas. Sorry I could not help.
1876374
you need a CharBroil grill with a dual fuel logo. Then you need to remove the propane orifice from each burner, and this hose. This kit is better, as it includes to orifice tool and new faceplates that say its natural gas. The hose on my model was damaged after 3 years of use, so I replaced it with thisChar-Broil Natural Gas Conversion Kit
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You can if you have the adapter to do so. You still need a propane hose with a regulator in it though
227774
I would suggest you contact a local gas/plumbing contractor for the answer. The reason to do that is the orifice size for nat gas and propane is slightly different. They would have to confirm if they have something for the conversion.As a side note...This smoker really sips propane at a very low rate! Last week, I forgot to turn it off after smoking some pork for 8 hours..it ran for another 24 hours before I noticed it, and I still had lots of fuel.
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Yes, the natural gas conversion kit is included with this unit - you simply have to switch out the propane orifice for the natural gas orifice.
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This is a necessary conversion to natural gas, comes with a different regulator as well as a orifice for the side burner... Most likely you will additional fittings to connect to the house
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Yes with the proper hookup kit. They are available on the internet or in stores or a professional can assemble one for you, which is recommended if you are not experienced with gas fittings. And remember, fire code does not allow the propane cylinder in the house, so you will need a long enough hose to keep it outside.
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I think that would be an accident waiting to happen without a proper modification. There is no way to hook a propane regulator to natural gas because the connection if different. My stove can use both fuels but came with special outlets for that purpose to allow the correct amount of gas to flow. Save your house from destruction and contact the manufacturer before the fire and or explosion.
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The Frigidaire GRLP3 Conversion Kit contains many different size orifices. Each of your burners uses one orifice. You will only use a fraction of the ones in this kit. There is a small number on the side of each one to identify what size it is. The instructions will tell which ones to use depending on the size of the existing orifice you take out of your natural gas stove. Take care not to drop any inside the stove. They will be difficult to retrieve if you do. Read the instructions step by step and you should be fine. Frank
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I believe that you must change the orifices (burners), but check with your local gas utility company.
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Yes, I bought one for my boats propane gas cooktop. Great, lightweight, and corrosion free.If you have a natural gas cooker and not liquid propane, then you will have to change the orifice for proper flame.
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The extra orifice that comes with your campfire will first have to be modified for use with natural gas. Please contact a qualified natural gas installer to make the proper size modification (for 64,000 BTU). Other changes may be required depending on local natural gas regulations and they can advise you of these. The propane orifice will have to be removed before installing the new one, and this is found where the propane hose connects to the Campfire itself. (There is a black stem that extends down from the Campfire that the hose connects to) The fittings are threaded, but always use gas line silicone tape on all fittings or a gas line approved paste to ensure a good seal. Always check for gas leaks by covering joints with a mild solution of soap and water then pressurizing the gas line, and check for bubbles. If you see bubbles, tighten the fittings and repeat until no more bubbles are seen. If you have any other questions about this change, please give us a call at 1-888-768-7737. We're more than happy to help! Nicole S. campfireinacan.com
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As the other person stated, you cannot just connect a gas line to a device that is designed to burn propane. Appropriate chages would need to be made. You can contract the manufacturer to see if they have a kit to allow the change. Insofar as the actual piping work to make the connection, you can do this yourself if you are familiar with working with pipe fittings, copper tubing, flaring tools, etc. Just be careful and soap bubble test all of your connections.
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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.
1973508
Yes, if the tip can touch where the gas comes out. Slightly below works best for propane. I bought a second one because they work so well.Nancy
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The pressures are different. The orifice size would need to be changed. Since natural gas operates at a lower pressure than propane, in theory you could drill out the nozzles to the correct size. I would consult the manufacturer first, because it is critical for the proper gas flow and above all, SAFETY.