is this a natural gas grill?
52311
It's propane gas. This is the 2nd one I've owned. I loved my first one so much I gave it to my daughter and bought another exactly like it!!!
52312
Any grill can be converted from propane to natural gas, by removing the regulator, and either changing out or drilling out the orifices. Of course, you will probably also need an adapter for the inlet pipe. If you do some research, it will cost you about 15 bucks to convert this.
52313
no...It runs on LPG.LPG and LNG are chemically/structurally different.The orifice that the liquid squirts through is smaller for LPG.LNG is a bit dirtier and more caustic.Both are used and good for cooking.However, given the choice, when directly exposing food to the flame, I would be more comfortable using the LPG.The caustics and residual radon, etc in the post combustion byproducts of LNG - just don't sound appetizing.Properly combusted and vented, there are no issues with LNG, - but, I wouldn't recommend it for internal consumption. Great stuff for heating a pot though. no...It runs on LPG.LPG and LNG are chemically/structurally different.The orifice that the liquid squirts through is smaller for LPG.LNG is a bit dirtier and more caustic.Both are used and good for cooking.However, given the choice, when directly exposing food to the flame, I would be more comfortable using the LPG.The caustics and residual radon, etc in the post combustion byproducts of LNG - just don't sound appetizing.Properly combusted and vented, there are no issues with LNG, - but, I wouldn't recommend it for internal consumption. Great... » Read More no...It runs on LPG.LPG and LNG are chemically/structurally different.The orifice that the liquid squirts through is smaller for LPG.LNG is a bit dirtier and more caustic.Both are used and good for cooking.However, given the choice, when directly exposing food to the flame, I would be more comfortable using the LPG.The caustics and residual radon, etc in the post combustion byproducts of LNG - just don't sound appetizing.Properly combusted and vented, there are no issues with LNG, - but, I wouldn't recommend it for internal consumption. Great stuff for heating a pot though. « Show Less
52314
You would have to contact Char-Broil and ask them if it could be converted. It is now a propane grill. It is wonderful!!!! I hope you can find one as nice for your purposes. Good luck and good grillin'!
52315
Per the product guide, this grill cannot be converted. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/D1RFC6DJ5MS.pdf Honestly, you could probably send natural gas to it and get it to ignite - it just won't get to 48,000 btus as they claim with propane. My dad has been running natural gas through LP grills for years and never had problems with temperature or ignition. But if you want to be on the safe side, I suggest you find a grill for which they sell a conversion kit.
52316
no... It runs on LPG. LPG and LNG are chemically/structurally different. The orifice that the liquid squirts through is smaller for LPG. LNG is a bit dirtier and more caustic. Both are used and good for cooking. However, given the choice, when directly exposing food to the flame, I would be more comfortable using the LPG. The caustics and residual radon, etc in the post combustion byproducts of LNG - just don't sound appetizing. Properly combusted and vented, there are no issues with LNG, - but, I wouldn't recommend it for internal consumption. Great stuff for heating a pot though.
1668167
Hi the N at the end of the model number indicates Natural Gas if it was propane there would be a P on the end. Thank you, Rick
1583921
Probably not. Most propane powered grills, smokers, etc. require a conversion kit for Natural gas. Lowes sells one for around $34. I think the orifice size would need to be changed as well. An internet search: smoking meat forums would help with that. Good luck. It is a nice smoker.
2284662
This is a natural gas unit. They do make units specific to propane as well, but this model is strictly natural gas.
1154190
No, however it is a very easy install. It took me about 1 hour to unbox and set up. Excellent grill!
830248
it is a propane cooker. I do not think the oriface on the unit support nat gas.
940023
Yes, it is dual fuel, natural gas or propane, just use the right connection when you connect it. I don't remember if it came with it in the box or we picked up the propane one at the hardware store.
648683
As shipped it is propane, but you can buy a natural gas converter for the grill (which is what we did).
1736876
No but I LOVE this grill. heavy duty and sturdy.....love that you can move the back latches so when lid opens the rack rises. I've had some very expensive gas grills or really love this grill better than anything I had owned.
716410
No! This is apparently for gas-fired grill. It takes quite long to heat up.
1746125
This Weber grill is designed for LP. If one is available it would need a natural gas conversion kit. I think it would be better to look for a grill optimized for natural gas. The gasses work at different pressures and flow rates.
1232539
Not the way it comes, it's propane. But I do believe they have conversion kits to make it natural gas.
1230952
Absolutely yes - it does a great job - same as a gas grill. I am very pleased!
782869
Swiss grills come in liquid propane and can be converted to natural gas. You don't need parts to convert. There is a you tube video that shows you how.
1668165
it's natural gas. there is also a propane version--make sure you order the correct one.
113357
Absolutely. And the bbq is fabulWous. Just make sure when you order it that you get the connection you are looking for, whether propane or natural gas.
2222054
You have to order the Weber Genesis model that's built for natural gas. This model is propane only.