What is the rate of propane consumption?
1846479
There is no answer in my point of view. Consumption depend of the outside temprature and also don't foget, the more you open the door the more it is going to use propane. May be the manufacturer has some chart of comsumption.
2105128
From experience I have found it consumes 1 gallon per hour, 20 gallon (BBQ) propane tank is roughly 4 gallons.
605637
Sorry, I can's answer that because I have natural gas in our vacation home, and I only use the fireplace during the spring and fall when the weather is cool. I didn't notice any kind of spike in our monthly gas bill, so I don't think it uses that much natural gas. As for propane, I don't know how much of that it would use.
228887
Total time from the 14oz bottle of propane is approx. 1 1/2 hours. Cooking time depends much on how long it takes to warm up the grill, what foods you are cooking, (how long it takes a particular steak, burger etc.) to cook. Hope this helps.
2275311
I haven't run my generator more than a few minutes as it has only recently been received. I do remember seeing 4 1/2 hours at approx. 1/2 load with a 20 lb tank. I've stocked up with a few extra tanks and figure I'm all set as I'd probably run it for a few hours at a time to keep heat, hot water, and refrigerators available as needed. The fact that propane doesn't go bad was an influence in the decision to buy a LP powered generator.
1637189
Depends on your heat source ... electric will take quite awhile propane will be quicker but make sure you do not have any leaks .. About 2 Gallons of finished product
2280305
Rose, as I have stated before, I don't know exactly the amount of electricity used, however, I do know that my electric bill went up only slightly, while we saved a surprising amount of propane. Very satisfied with the overall savings.
1274478
Not sure have only used once, for about 5 hours and did not seem to use much propane. Estimating about 40 hours.
823112
I purchased the 14.1 oz propane bottle at Home Depot today for a little less than $3. I haven't used the grill yet, but this is a very affordable fuel option
2016751
If you mean an oven it should be fine. I have a gas oven. .it should not matter if it's propane or not.
1465089
I use my heater inside my home. I don't operate it at night or around my small grandchildren but as long as you monitor it, I believe it is a safe unit to operate. I usually operate it in the evenings until bedtime and on weekends. It uses about 2 20# tanks of propane a week. Since it is equipped with an OPD sensor, it seems to be OK for indoor use.
1076943
On small tank at least five batches ,depends on what your frying. Its well worth the propane.
2019772
The directions say it takes 1/2 pound of propane a day to run, so that would be 2 days. However, the connector fits a 20 lb tank not a small can. I haven't tried it yet, but will get the big cylinder when I do.
2019774
Just looked at the manual and it says ".5 Lbs / 24 Hours" so I'd imagine that you'd get one to two full days from one small can of propane.
466473
We switched to IR heaters 5 years ago. We save about $600 a month not having to use Propane fed central heating. The blower alone in our central heater uses 1500 WATTS, so does this, but you may need more than 1 IR unit. So our electric bill went up a little, but no more $600 a month buying Propane. That is a huge net difference of about $500 a month in Fall and Winter. We also really like the difference of the heat. Central heat is dry, stuffy. IR heat is nothing like that...you have to try that to understand.
886701
That's how I use it. It's ok but not amazing as a replacement campfire. It uses a lot of propane, about half a tank per night.
1668165
it's natural gas. there is also a propane version--make sure you order the correct one.