what is the exact description of the propane tank needed for this tabletop heater?
785187
It is the small green Coleman or other brand propane cylinder, usually used for camp stoves. Any Big 5 or Sports Authority type store will carry them.
785188
As others have said, it is the smaller ones that are usually sold in the camping section for stoves and lanterns or if you want a longer time of heating, get a propane gas hose and use a regular tank like you would use for your barbecue.
785189
The small cylinders around 16-17 oz found in camping section of most big stores like Wal-Mart, etc. Usually dark green.I would suggest buying the proper hose and hook up to 20lb propane tank. Small cylinder runs out pretty quick.
2082182
It depends on how this is used. If you are replacing a unit in an rv then nothing else is needed. If you are installing this where propane hasn't been used before then you would need a regulator and hose that would attach to this unit and your propane tank.
855559
Any propane tank that would connect to a modern gas grill will connect to the regulator at the end of the extension hose. It is the standard gas grill fitting.
1544143
LP = Propane. It requires the same type of tank you'd use for a large gas grill.
281292
Yes, the heater is ready to go except you'll need propane It uses the common stubby propane canisters used in propane lamps, etc. Of course, you can buy the optional extension hose and filter and connect it to a larger BBQ size propane tank for much longer run time.
1204711
A standard propane tank does fit under the table. One end of the table is a panel that allows easy access.
2055535
This tank is set up to supply propane to a propane engine like a forklift. It requires a different kind of hose hook up than what a Coleman piece of equipment would use.
1048983
I don't know what size of tank it would need but I do remember that they specifically bragged about it being able to use either Propane or Natural Gas. Personally, mine is hooked up inside to a natural gas feed.
499125
You could use any size tank. I use the one my BBQ grill came with. Actually I bought a second one for the stove.
949076
The hose comes with it. It screws into the propane tank. Plug it in, turn on the gas, hit the red button, and you got heat. All you need is a cresent wrench and a extension cord. They made the cord short so you can't burn it off accidentally.
2106677
This is a propane heater. You need to know if you are on Natural gas or Propane.
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!
1786237
Yes, that is what size we used, and just got a regular propane tank from the hardware store. Works great!
1618603
If your current table top heater originally was designed for the small disposable tanks, then your hose probably already has the proper fitting. If not you can buy an adapter for it. I run mine off of a larger tank with a hose that has the small tank male threads built onto it.
826149
This model is natural gas, however if you need propane model there would be a P instead of the N in the model number
852655
The tank shown is just disposable. If you are using the heater to heat a garage I would recommend you purchase the hose and adapter to connect to a 20lb. propane tank. Running the heater on high I have been hard pressed to get more than 4 hours per 1lb tank.
91543
Do you have any propane units at all that your using now?It's a great heater I would google it too...and see