Can you leave your tank hanging on this all the time?
53453
No. The tank must be disconnected and removed from the grill to get a proper reading.
53454
No, the tank must be disconnected. You then weigh it via the gauge, similar to a luggage scale. You can not leave it hooked up to the tank.
53455
I suppose you could, but it's not a good idea. I believe the inner spring or coil would wear out prematurely and wouldn't be accurate after a while. It's designed for quick checks; hook, lift, read the gauge, and set it back down. I wouldn't leave the tank hanging on the gauge very long. That's my opinion. Maybe you should contact the manufacturer.
53456
No. The tank would have to be unsecured. Basically it is just a scale that is calibrated for the weight of a 20lb tank filled with propane. If the propane tank is protected from the weather you could leave the scale attached to the tank but I wouldn't recommend it. I keep my gauge inside the house protected from the elements so the spring inside doesn't rust or lose calibration.
502661
The tank sits outside of the kegerator, so you can hook up any size tank you'd like, The line runs through and air tight hole out of the back. There's a tank holder that attaches to the back, but i think it only holds up to a 5gal tank.
1048714
That's what I use it for. At the bottom of mine there is a snap in plastic adapter that the CO2 canister fits into. With this canister I have to remove that and just let the tank hang. But it works just fine.
527566
I doubt it. I'm using the hanging brackets now and am having some issue with flow rate. I'm actually going to break down this weekend to investigate. It's meant to sit on shelf with tank or hang on.
2092461
Yes but I don't like it on line due to staying on all the time. You have to turn valve off at the tank to stop air flow.
1696556
It hangs from a hook on the right. Difficult to engage when tank is full, but easier when tank is partially used. Amount of gas remaining is indicated by red markings. A useful feature.
1757594
I donno, i always just leave it mounted most of the time, i only removed it like 3 or 4 times, and it works just fine.
1099568
I don't believe so. But it's to large to hang off of a 30 gallon without being a eye sore
1382956
My tank is much smaller so I have never done that, but I've read reviews of people that have submerged it with no issues at all. The battery compartment is sealed, as well as the on/off button. Sorry I couldn't help further.
1389520
I don't know about hanging on the wall, however using a hose and clamp should work fine. and the 20lb tank won't be a problem. I recommend you use soap and water in a spray bottle to check for leaks.
508431
Yes it hangs on the side and needs about 4 inch clearance behind tank from wall.
1224120
You would want to put this underneath the tank or in some sort of space near the tank. It would not hang on or go inside the tank.
1154888
You can leave it on... but you might need to make changes every now then... it's a bit annoying cuz mine is really high and my wife can't reach it
809763
It should be fine. If you have a heavily populated tank you might consider a larger unit or be prepared to empty the collection cup more frequently. I ran mine for over a year and a half before I upgraded to a bigger tank and never had a problem with it.
137648
No. That would be pointless anyway since a tank doesn't last that long. Just buy a butance refill cylinder and you are good to go. This has proven a handy little device for me.
2147836
No, the holding tank should be able to hold a fixed pressure +/- a few PSI for hours. Make sure you are using a thread locker to seal your connections.
383576
YES While it is on. Not officially of course. Many of these safety 'features' are there to prevent dumb accidents / fires.HOW: There is a small lever at the bottom of the tank housing area that is pressed down when the tank is in place.Just tape it down with a bit of painter's tape.Keeps on heating while you change tank.I also do this to do my monthly Dry burn down of the wick. See Pg. 10 of your manual