can you use a 20 pound natural gas cylinder with this heater?
373208
I am not an expert. I have mine hooked up to the Natural Gas company line that has a meter on it. I think it reduces the pressure.
373209
If you mean a 20 pound 'propane' cylinder, the answer is no. The jets in this heater, as delivered, are sized for 'natural' gas only. I'm not sure if it can be converted to propane (meaning replacing the jets).
373210
I'm Not An Expert, But I Would Imagine You Would Need A Pressure Regulator. Also, When I Wrote This On My Phone It Did All This Weird Capitalization.
1566084
Yes. This can be connected to a 20lb propane tank using a kit. Also be on the look out for a stand in the next couple of months
1261919
It depends on where you bought the gas, is it a clean outlet or questionable supplier? Particles can build-up in old hoses and flake off microscopically into your 20lb tank when loaded (filled). Only use 20lb tank outside of your home, run hose from outside to inside through a window which should be open about 3 inches for ventilation. I open the window at the bottom to let in O2 and open the top window to let out the CO.
1534593
No you can not use a 20lb tank. We live in a condo and we love it. A one pound tank works great for us.
1705454
You have to use 20 pound tank . It comes with a 5 foot hose and regulator for 20 pound tank . You can get adapter to connect to 1 pound canister. I have mine set up to connect to my camping trailer gas supply . It work great any way you set it up.
1296372
I don't believe so. It would probably be easier seeing if some retailer will simply swap it out for you. The natural gas units are usually about $20 more expensive than the propane units.
2066698
No the is just enough room for the stove. You can fit a hose to run it from a 20 lb tank
207326
Uses the same 20 lb tank as any other gas grill. Look up barbecue gas tanks on Amazon.
391998
Yes it can. The 20 lb tank simply needs to be adequately full. The fuller it is the quicker it will fill the 1 lb cylinder. I would recommend trying to use a 20 lb tank at half full or more just to speed things up. It's important to follow the directions regarding temperature or you will have issues no matter how much you have in the tank since you must have the pressure difference to work well.
2084293
The valve on this tank is identical to a 20 lb propane tank typically used with gas grills - right hand thread. I think the other end of your connector hose would need to connect to a "POL fitting with a left hand thread".
1822072
I am not sure. I'm sorry I cannot be much help but I would suggest starting with your propane provider or local plumbing store. you are fortunate to have the big tank to draw on. the little 20 pounders don't last too long and very expensive. good luck in your search!
113713
I think the answer is yes. One end of this hose connects to the heater where the "disposable" bottle (used to) connect and the other end connects to a conventional 20lb tank.
578941
If by "bar-b-que propane tank" you mean a standard 20-pound propane tank, then yes. No problem!
432936
Since I don't want to direct you to the wrong answer, because I, myself do not know if it will be possible to hook this up with a 20 LB. and a flexible BBQ hose, I have provided you with the link to the manufacture's website and the manual for this model of heater. I hope it helps. Sorry I can't say yes or no, but I hope you find the answer(s) in what I posted here for you. Have a good one Byron. Here's the company's website link for this model: (http://www.procomheaters.net/blueflame-heaters/md100tba.html) and here is the link to the heaters manual in PDF file form, also taken off the company's website: (http://www.procomheaters.net/manuals/md100tba-md200tba-md300tba-md100hba-md200hba-md300hba.pdf) Since I don't want to direct you to the wrong answer, because I, myself do not know if it will be possible to hook this up with a 20 LB. and a flexible BBQ hose, I have provided you with the link to the manufacture's website and the manual for this model of heater. I hope it helps. Sorry I can't say yes or no, but I hope you find the answer(s) in what I posted here for you. Have a good one Byron. Here's the company's website link for this model: (http://www.procomheaters.net/blueflame-heaters/md100tba.html) and here is the link to the heaters manual in PDF file form, also taken... » Read More Since I don't want to direct you to the wrong answer, because I, myself do not know if it will be possible to hook this up with a 20 LB. and a flexible BBQ hose, I have provided you with the link to the manufacture's website and the manual for this model of heater. I hope it helps. Sorry I can't say yes or no, but I hope you find the answer(s) in what I posted here for you. Have a good one Byron. Here's the company's website link for this model: (http://www.procomheaters.net/blueflame-heaters/md100tba.html) and here is the link to the heaters manual in PDF file form, also taken off the company's website: (http://www.procomheaters.net/manuals/md100tba-md200tba-md300tba-md100hba-md200hba-md300hba.pdf) « Show Less
986962
I use it with a 5lb cylinder connected to a single burner Coleman stove. No regulator and it works fine. Presumably it would work with a 20lb cylinder, but you might want to confirm with Coleman.
134243
No, you can not use propane on a nateral gas heater, They do sell propane models..
858711
It won't work for your application. This heater is meant for indoor tanks. For 200gal at 20F you'll need some sort of de-icer.