if I am replacing a propane 100 gallon tank with RU98IP what extra set up kits, parts etc would I need that are not included
584248
You need the vent system. I used the following: "Rinnai 223176PP 12-Inch Condensing Horizontal Termination Kit" and "Rinnai 224079PP Condensing Vent Pipe Extension, 19.5-Inch" The black part of the "Termination Kit" goes outside and the elbow connects to the extension. The water valves and relief valves are included with the heater. That is it. The rest of stuff you need you can get from the hardware store.
584249
Aside from standard plumbing supplies, you would need the vent termination kit, and possibly a vent riser (depending upon how high above the heater you need to go before exiting through the exterior wall) to run the flu outside of the living space. That should be all you need.
584250
You will need the valve kit and the exhaust kit. The pipe for the gas should be 3/4". you will not run well with the 1/2" gas pipe typical in most homes for the water heater.
584251
I would use pex plumbing it is easy to hook up to your other plumbing and very flexible. Make sure and don't undersize you line going to and from the tank. You will need to buy the flu pipe for this heater because it has a inlet air and exhaust. It is rather expencive but you have to have it. You will also need a drain line for the condensate. You do not need to order any special valves to clean the tank. They come with the tank. We really enjoy our tank and would highly recommend it.
698417
you will need a regulator an the gas hose to hook it up to your stove, you don't let them fill the tank when it goes empty you take the tank to get it filled if not you will pay 5 year contract!! an after 5 years they will prob say your tank needs to be replaced. with a hundred pound tank you prob have to fill it once a year if you just use it for cooking an how big of a family you have
556167
It should be a residential type tank 100 gal or larger, and needs a pressure regulator. My propane company came out and did the LP hookup after I installed the unit, I found they were happy to do this as I pointed out it was another unit to use their propane besides the stove...
608718
Not enough info to answer. The tank must be specific to the water heater and not to the R/V.
277501
It works with all the propane tank and all connection hoses are included. Thanks
1506333
No it's not included, so you need to buy yourself. Check the type of the gas tank as the one we had at home did not fit.
1619081
The hose connects to the tank. You'll need another hose to connect to whatever you're supplying.
1801242
If you get the Ice house version then everything comes with it to hook to a 20 pound tank. That version is specifically designer for smaller tanks. The other versions are threaded for gas line and you need to adapt it to fit a propane hose. It isn't difficult but it will cost anywhere between $30 to $50 in parts. I would recommend the ice house unless you plan on useing natural gas or a 100 pound tank.
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.
953479
Everything you need is included. Just remove the existing coil and drop this in and you are good to go.
306835
This kit is used to convert the propane model to a natural gas model. It would be required regardless if the unit was on wheels or built-in.
1749486
Most hardware stores carry these small propane tanks. I get mine at Ace Hardware.
2049219
Hi. The kit's adapter (which you install inbetween the propane tank outlet on your current RV propane tank and the current regulator on your RV) has an input port that allows you to hook up a portable propane tank (a 4' hose is supplied in the kit). This allows you to run all of your RV's propane appliances (furnace, stove, refrig) off either your current RV propane tank or the portable tank. On the adapter there is also another outlet port that you can hook a 10' hose to (supplied in the kit) and run to your BBQ. So my guess is that you can run your fire pit by hooking up this 10' hose to it just like you would hook up a BBQ. Hi. The kit's adapter (which you install inbetween the propane tank outlet on your current RV propane tank and the current regulator on your RV) has an input port that allows you to hook up a portable propane tank (a 4' hose is supplied in the kit). This allows you to run all of your RV's propane appliances (furnace, stove, refrig) off either your current RV propane tank or the portable tank. On the adapter there is also another outlet port that you can hook a 10' hose to (supplied in the kit) and run to your BBQ. So my guess is that you can run your fire pit by hooking up this 10' hose to... » Read More Hi. The kit's adapter (which you install inbetween the propane tank outlet on your current RV propane tank and the current regulator on your RV) has an input port that allows you to hook up a portable propane tank (a 4' hose is supplied in the kit). This allows you to run all of your RV's propane appliances (furnace, stove, refrig) off either your current RV propane tank or the portable tank. On the adapter there is also another outlet port that you can hook a 10' hose to (supplied in the kit) and run to your BBQ. So my guess is that you can run your fire pit by hooking up this 10' hose to it just like you would hook up a BBQ. « Show Less
951015
Just the portable canister propane adapter, as shown. Not the one for the big tanks.
809281
I checked my manual. It specifies using a 16.4 ounce disposable propane cylinder. There is no mention anywhere of whether a larger propane tank can be used. It does say not to change the regulator assembly and I'm thinking to use the larger tank you might have to. I would say no to that. And the smaller cylinder lasts quite awhile so I'm not sure why you would want to .
865770
a double tank adapter with a hose to the other tank, but not recommended could be dangerous check with a local tech in your area.
34712
you will need a top of some sort (glass). The Finnex fixtures come with legs that attach to the corners of the tank.