Can this be converted to natural gas? I have a gas line I would like to utilize at my new home
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I would think that it would be unlikely. For safety reasons, you should apply this question to the manufacturers
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You might want to check with the manufacturer, but most times there needs to be a modification kit to change from natural gas to propane. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Yes & its not a big deal. Many heating & ac stores will do it for you. You will need a flex supply hose (required & avalible via amazon). Remove the short connection hose & regulator from the grill as you will attach the new flex line direct. Next remove the 3 jets & drill them out to a larger size. Natural gas is not high pressure. Contact heating & ac store for size of drill bit. I had my converted by a pro & really have enjoyed the ease of natural gas & no hassel of tank replacement. Good luck hope tkis helps. Bill
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No, it is propane. I think there is a separate kit you can buy to convert it to natural gas.
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Do not hook it to a natural gas line, the regulator is not set up to handle natural gas. Propane burns differently and you could have serious fire/explosion issues with natural gas.
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You can hook it to the big propane tank with the converter hose, not included of course. I bought the hose but have not used it because i am using up the several small cannisters that I already have. I don't know about hooking it to a fixed natural gas line.
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You have to change the orifice for natural gas. I have never found where to get one, as I would like to switch mine over.
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I do not know about this particular grill, but If the grill does not say dual fuel, it cannot be converted to natural gas. It seems strange that one has to buy a conversion kit to convert a dual fuel unit to a fuel it is supposed to work on. I bought a new grill and then found out it could not be converted even with a conversion kit.
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I would contact the manufacturer (http://www.championpowerequipment.com/) and ask them if it is financially feasible or doable. You don't want to spend a fortune converting this generator if you can buy a natural gas one for the same price. And if you go down this road, be prepared for lots of government red tape. You will definitely need a building permit and have everything check out by a licensed electrician and a plumber - which means more money. Natural gas would make more sense than gasoline, but it comes with a very high initial price.
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yes it can as I did it myself. you have to drill out the little nozzle for a higher gas flow for natural gas.
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No natural gas converter. Just the standard propane hook up. There is a scale that you hang the propane tank on. This will help you from having to guess how much fuel is left.
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Yes. It can use either propane or natural gas. My unit came ready for propane but changing fuel type was a simple procedure. It works well -- heats both floors of my two story home.
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I believe there is a valve/ regulator you can buy at Home Depot or Lowes that converts from natural gas to propane. I don't think it costs more than $30....
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I am hoping you are not thinking of hitching this up to the natural gas supply in your house. I can't imagine you not blowing yourself up if you do. I would seek the advice of a certified plumber but my initial reaction is that the pressure of gas coming into your house from the street is far greater than what this unit can handle. If you mean gas from a large outside propane unit, that is probably doable, but again I would seek the advice of a professional. Gas is one thing I wouldn't fool around with.
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yes it can with the conversion kit about $350 + a plumber hooking up the gas line....
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Yes - that's exactly what I did. It comes with the nozzle for natural gas, you just need to switch it.
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Almost any propane appliance is convertable to gas. You simply have to re-jet the orifice to an appropriate larger size, as natural gas burns at a slightly cooler temperature than propane. It is possible to drill out an orifice to a larger size, or you can check with your gas supplier to see if they offer this service. An appliance repairman might do this but the cost should be considered. Consult your friends and family and see if anyone you know will do you a favor, or check craigslist for appliance guys for a quote. I would google it and see the size conversion and drill out the orifice that came with the unit, but I am a blacksmith and therefor un-afraid of anything.