Would this work on propane 10000 watt generator?
483854
yes-- I don't think you will need 30PSI for an engine I need 30 because I'm using it in a forced air furnace
483855
I do not know, but as jeweler I liked having control over my torch as well as my gas grill. Any adjustable regulator is much better than a non adjustable gas regulator. Thus I would think this would be beneficial? But it is your choice to use this regulator.
784969
Kit wasn't made for generator unit that I bought. Rather than return it I modified it. Send it back or think it through. Can you modify it with the tools you have?
1843427
Yew, it will work okay with an 8500 watt generator. It has to be shut off manually but there is no danger of overloading.
2186308
Well I'm not sure? This is the second one I've ever used and this one worked very good on a fuel tank on a small generator and on a kayak. Just do a couple of runs before you do the real thing.
464763
You would need to change the pressure regulator and jets to run the generator off natural gas. The gases are compatible, but the delivery pressure is different, hence the need to change a couple parts.
1232030
Call or email the company for this. I have a Generac 20K house generator on natural gas.
482745
I just got this generator. I ran it from the 20 lb tank, and i looked at the 100 lb tanks at Costco and they had the same connector, so they would work fine. The larger tanks would work if they have the same connector but you would need a hose extension.
771440
If you don't have GFI beaker in line it should work just fine, their is another plug that has two 30 AMP plugs I run that off of shore power if I am not using my generator. It's about $45 on Amzon
1536394
no. this is designed for propane only. At least that is what the manual said.
1486351
It works on my 9000watt generator. the only problem you might have are the clips to the battery. I had to change the terminal on the generator to match with the battery connects. You could also just get some alligator clips for a fast fix.
2060770
I have a 7500 watt generac and have run at full capacity. This is an awesome switch and should work for you
1911851
It all depends on amperage you are drawing and the length of the wire. It should work fine if your generator is less than say 6500 watts
1725218
If you regulate the gen first and then put the adapter in for the heater it should be fine, fed the gen first, it uses the propane much faster that the heater, hope this helps...:)
2007596
Absolutely, as long as you have the correct adapter. I got a small aluminum 10 lb cylinder to use with it. Light weight and it runs for a long time. Best heater I ever bought, just sips propane.
704294
I would think so, but really depends on the size of your exhaust pipe from the generator. The kit comes with three sizes of adapters to attached to said exhaust pipe. These adapters are then attached to the kit intake pipe. I do have these size available at this time, but you might be able to find them online.
2133668
I would say that their would be no problem, but if this was mine, I would not use the 7,500 cord on that big of a generator. It might be ok, depending on the load, if the load is more than the 7,500 watts the cord would heat up real bad. if the load is smaller than 7,500 watts, then this cord is great. hope this helped
2100490
That will only do 5000 watts sorry. Swith not large enough for your generator