can you use these hoses for natural gas hookup for mr heaters? if not then why you cannot?
1259447
Sorry I dont know the answer, but things are usually different for propane than for natural gas
1259448
they work for natural gas hookup but you need to check local building codes
1259449
Unfortunately, you cannot take a liquid propane heater, buy the necessary fittings and simply attach it to the natural gas line. Liquid propane gas burns hotter than natural gas and therefore, the valves and orifices are designed for a lower gas flow than a natural gas.
1259450
These hoses are designed for outdoor hook ups; natural gas implies a faily permanent indoor hook up. It will work in a pinch but it is not meant for long term indoor use and does not satisfy code.
1259451
You need to check into what psi your heater operates at. There is a psi dfference in supply of lpr's of natural and propane.
1259452
I believe you can but the fitting size'a need to be compatible.make sure you fit properly and dump dish soap on all your fitting's ounce you put the gas to it,to check for leaks
1767538
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.
2249319
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.
1726129
Yes if the valve in back of heater is set to LPG instead of NG(Natural Gas), Propane can be used.
134243
No, you can not use propane on a nateral gas heater, They do sell propane models..
830494
The hose will work for that except a propane and natural gas have different size venturis that the gas flows through so you need to also convert your venturi. I think it has something to do with the air to gas mixure being different between both fuels. So even though you use the hose will interchange, you will be disappointed with ability of the burner without changing the ventri also.
806574
Not directly, but there are attachments you can get that will regulate natural gas for propane applications, I imagine those would work.
338367
I use the mr heater ten foot buddy hose. the regulator is part of the heater.
1604867
I would say that " yes " i would thing you can connect the two male threaded end together with a double femalethreaded coupler ( BUT ) never trust quick connect plugs to not leak ( SO ) always shut the gas line off at the source when you are not cooking .
821904
Can is be used? Yes, BUT you should use hard copper (copper rated for gas), Black Iron pipe inside a structure vs using a rubber hose.I can see a scenario of rats chewing thru the hose, and Poof! you're dead.I'd suggest you contact local FIRE MARSHALL, Building department, your insurance company and make sure your will and life insurance is current before using such a hose.
672526
the connectors in the kit won't do it. You would need the 3/8" male quick connect fitting. But I'm not sure I'd trust just any old connector. Normally they are made for compressed air, and you would have to find ones made for LP gas use. Be careful, with that many connections, you'd be asking for leaks. If you do it, put a shut off at the source so you can shut the whole hose down.
772826
It has standard pipe fittings for natural gas, but you should be able to add the correct fittings to hook up to propane. Try Home depot for fittings.
1239008
I would imagine you could. But it is really just a "garden hose" for cold/cool water. But if you want something for truly hot water, like what comes from a hot water heater, for distribution where you can't tolerate leakage or failure you probably want something else. Easy enough to find, go to a good hardware store. Finally, this is just a garden hose. If you are concerned about heat I would look elsewhere.
12228
I believe this hose is not rated for gas washer. (I do recall reading somewhere not intended for gas washer).
995915
I have not connected the heater to natural gas, but I know you have to change the propane gas jets to natural gas jets.
280737
My use was for a natural gas wall heater. I have no expirience with propane and how their thermo-couplings work. I do believe they would function in a similar manner.
1357500
No. You must adapt stove to use this line connection. There are some YouTube videos on how and what you need. Remember think safe when working with propane and double check any mods you make.