can this be hooked up to a regular gas line in the wall or only with portable cyliners
1746553
This unit can accept both propane or gas, propane use can not be in regular cylinders (as those used in grills),but you can use large cylinders that will be piped from the outside of your home.
1941647
It would be the smart thing to do. Just as with a car, you have a gas filter to keep impurities from clogging things up to keep it running good. Same principle with this filter. This filter will keep your line clean, and that's much easier than having a heater go out on you and then you have to troubleshoot to find the problem. I have it on mine for the sake of safety.
265119
It comes with the quick-connect fitting shown. You may need to adapt this to your gas supply line with an additional fitting or two. They are readily available.
871756
You will need the pipe & connections to supply the gas to the unit. I installed a stop valve before the heater and used a flexible hose/pipe to heater. I also used hardie board and a piece of sheet metal on the wall behind, though not required.
1602818
I am not sure about that. You would have to ask a plumber. You have to have a licensed plumber to hook it up bc it is gas. At least that is the rule in this state.
2274231
It can be plugged in the wall at all times. I don't know if the power requirements of your sump pump would be too great for the GZ.
857098
I don't see why not. I hooked it up to my gas connection that I had coming in my bathroom. The bathroom door is always open. I use it in the daytime, then I use an electric one at nighttime because I close my bedroom door (bathroom and bedroom next to each other) just to be on the safe side. Hope this is helpful.
1337177
I use the rubber hose to connect my heater from the gas line, however it's all in the same room. I would check about local regulations/homeowner's insurance about going through a wall with a rubber hose. I know running an electrical cord through a wall can void your homeowner's insurance as it's a safety violation; I imagine the same would apply for a gas hose.
1134945
Hi yes it sure can and it comes with the small part needed. You will need to provide the gas line up to the unit. Thank you, Patio Splash
1640149
You can use a fuel line from your deck and even the vent but it would'nt work on your dash fuel gauge because there is no sending unit just on tank fuel gauge .
1034946
I'm assuming from the way you referred to 'my LP source' that you have a tank, regulator, valve, and probably a flex line. My best recollection is this takes a 1/2" MPT connection but someone in the plumbing department will know for sure. I'm pretty sure I connected mine to standard black threaded gas line. My guess is you'll have a brass connection to your line.
205392
I haven't tried that, but I did hook it onto a regular hose (as I only bought one) and it worked okay, just seemed to leak at the connection. Don't see why you couldn't.
482748
Yes. I had my gas co. hook mine to my 250 gal. propane underground tank. They tied into the high pressure line just before the regulator next to my house and installed a tamper resistant valve with a quick connect on it. I have run it this way. Works fine. Would highly recommend you get your gas co. to do this. They need to see if the high pressure line is big enough. To hook it up this way also voids the warranty.
64438
I would say not unless you run it through conduit or PVC. This is not as heavy as we use to use but it worked great for our lp gas lines which was above ground.
1201213
If has a standard valve on. So it can be hooked up to any standard gas grill. I hope this helps.
836121
This Air Line isnt like NORMAL air line. The Walls of the line are slightly THINNER then average fish tank air line. It works just fine with 1/4in barbs and fittings, but sometimes youll have to recut the end of the line in order to be able to make it slide on nicely.
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I not sure about line pressure, but I just used a regular hook-up that would be used on any propane grill or open cooker. The heater has a built in regulator that will only allow so much pressure. There will not be to much difference in the flame from low to high like you might see with natural gas, but there is sufficient heat with this unit. This unit is big in size and has a nice burner.