What happens if I use it with LP instead of with a Natural Gas fireplace? Is it dangerous or would the problem is that the performance is worse?
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The Red Devil Silica Sand will work safely in LP or natural gas fireplace. The sand will not burn so the sand is not a hazard. Just make sure the gas line (LP and/or natural gas) is installed correctly.
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I am using natural gas for my fuel source. Natural gas burns almost 99.9% pure. I had the same concerns you did but when I did the research I found that there is little to no risk if installed properly. As far as the moisture is concerned, it only acts as a benefit. When you use a fuel-burning source in the winter the moisture will naturally humidify your house. We have never had a problem with excess water at all. I would recommend getting a digital carbon monoxide tester. Dangerous levels are around 99 ppm my system has never registered anything over zero. I am very pleased with this product!
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Not really a great idea.It would burn,but only for a very short time.The reason this fuel works so well in a ventless fireplace,is that it is poured into a reservoir which holds a large amount of fuel,thus a long burn.
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As long as you are using a gas stove and the burner is off, I don't think you would have a problem. Try it once and pay close attention :) Bamboo is an amazing tough wood.
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This burner is a "high pressure" type. If you are trying to use on a regular home natural gas system it will not work. If you are using bottled natural gas or have a pump it would work but natural gas has only 3/4 of the energy that propane has and would not put out as many BTU's.
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This Weber grill is designed for LP. If one is available it would need a natural gas conversion kit. I think it would be better to look for a grill optimized for natural gas. The gasses work at different pressures and flow rates.
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At least a couple hundred degrees. Aluminum/steel looks to beak down at a pretty high temp. I'm sure as long as the fire isn't touching the fan, you'll be fine. Another question would be, what are you ducting the fireplace with? Or are you just sticking this canfan up there, to exhaust hot air out? You should probably look into something else to vent air out for a fireplace. Unless you use it to vent off heat the the rest of the house.
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I wouldn't because this one puts off more propane fumes. For that I would use a Mr. Heater. It is a radiant heater with almost no fumes.
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I am a homeowner and installed it myself. Safety is paramount so familiarity with LP and natural gas and connections is critical. If you are comfortable with these, you can install yourself. If not, call your local gas company and let a pro do it
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By Gas Range you mean a stovetop cooking surface. You should never use gas cooktops for anything other then cooking. I work for a utility company and do not recommend wasting natural gas or LPG for humidifying a room using the Dragon. If you are talking about a gas fireplace used for heating, that's a different story. The fireplace will be doing its intended purpose and the dragon will be more of a decoration then functional humidifier. Some gas fireplaces may not get as hot as a wood burning fireplace/stove, so counting on the dragon to get hot enough to make steam may be hard to do. Hope this helps.
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1. You could get carbon monoxide poisoning. 2. If there is anything above it that can burn, it might (ceiling, rafters, etc.?). If you spend a lot of time in your garage in the winter, consider installing a used Natural Gas or L.P. furnace. People frequently remove perfectly good furnaces from their houses, simply because they want to upgrade to a higher efficiency unit. I got mine for free, cost me around $300 for everything else needed to install myself.
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NG takes a different fuel to air ratio then LPG you would have to make some kind of modification to the carburetor. This generator has an unregulated voltage output and is the worst product I have ever bought from Amazon. I got my money back.
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No, you have to buy a unit manufactured for LP gas. Reason is that the safety devices included in the system are different for LP and Nat Gas . LP unit available here in amazon
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Burner (venturi) will constantly blow out due to over utilization when pushing high LPG pressure. Had to stop using and sold, suggest you find something else to buy. Mfg wouldn't take responsibility and correct the issue, they want you to fry turkeys!
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I use my heater in my 25'x 45' garage as a back up and to help the furnace and it provides quick heat in the morning, I only use kero you can use diesel but you will probably notice fumes, I can't take the fumes its not as bad as a torpedo heater but I myself wont do it, try it if ok then do it
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I would think there are two issues here. First is how the line coming from the propane tank is hooked up to the back of the fireplace. And second is whether or not there's a minimum PSI that's needed for the fireplace and the regulator to work. If there's a minimum PSI needed then you may have to have a tank it's large enough to maintain that PSI. So that may dictate how large of a tank you need and whether or not you can just simply use a barbecue tank. My fireplace is hooked up to the same line that feeds my gas stove in the kitchen.
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This is a lp gas fire place. So I guess anything that works with gas should be fine. Just don't put wood logs or charcoal brickets on it.