Is this for the electric element or the gas control?
1767432
I'm not 100% sure. I have the electric/gas option and use the gas. The pressure relief valve went bad on mine and the water shorted out the thermostat. Called suburban, gave them model # and was given the part # I needed. Hope this helps.
1065193
I liked it better on a gas stove but you can use on electric or gas. I'm stuck with electric. :-)
432667
I imagine both gas and electric. I have an electric stove and the saucepan is fine. Just don't use real high heat.
1275577
you can control the amount of fuel that goes to the heater element so you can control the temperaturebut there is no thermostat type control.
1234698
its a pressure regulator. It works like a dial on your stove. This allows you to control the flame. You get better control than from turning the propane tank valve.
1549683
This unit has the turn valve to control and or turn the gas on or off. In case of tip over , their is NO mechanism that would automatically turn this off.
147233
I am uncertain why it says "gasoline powered" it is definitely electric and operates on standard household current (110-120V).
1375265
2 ways--first attach other leads to gas [ fuel] relay OR buy the install kit that does the on/off bit automatically. Hope this helps.
1805775
The door - no; it is for gas or electric if that is what you refer to as dual switch. I don't know the differences between those models.
1940556
Not sure there is one as an electrical element... Mine has lasted 6 months with heavy use
1200465
It DOES operate with flux-core wire. The image you are referring to has the bottle of gas "crossed out", because gas is unnecessary with flux-core wire, as you are likely aware.
2021380
U can set it based on gas flow but I don't use this one I mainly use the electric one I have as it's less work you can set it n let it do it's thing. Only use this one for doing a turkey.
1264816
A gas cart has a 12 volt electrical system. Just tap in the regular lights. The reducer is for a battery powered cart.
1692256
check the gap between the electrode and ground surface. should be 1/8 inch. make sure spark is bright blue. can be lit with lighter stick. push handle infirmly and hold it. takes a bit to get gas to the element
1530177
I would believe so. I re-read over the "safety, use, and care" booklet and there are no restrictions about gas vs electric stated within. It does caution against broilers and excessive use of high heat, especially with glass top stoves. Honestly, the product heats so evenly that you never need to go higher than medium. Hope that helps.
860744
Yes, they also do great on gas or electric. I have used mine on all three types.
2201593
Yes, it's a gas heater and nothing to do with electric. Even the ignition is a "push/click spark" action and requires no batteries or anything. As long as you have a gas supply either natural or outside propane tank your good to go!