can be used outside with propane
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complete unit is steel, it could be used outside but would probably suffer rusting quickly if exposed to weather.
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You can if you have the adapter to do so. You still need a propane hose with a regulator in it though
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Yes, but this pot is very large and trapped heat may scorch some cook tops. Reccomend using this outdoors. A decent propane cooker may be obtained for $20.00. ... and you won't heat up the house!
1701894
Works great outdoors, indoors would make sure vented properly. We use propane and i would not use propane inside, too dangerous
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If you buy this griddle to use with a propane stove then of course you can use it on a propane grill. It can also be used on a gas grill.
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The gazebo can be left up in the winter, but we highly recommend clearing snow from the roof if you have any accumulation.You can use a propane heater so long as the gazebo is properly ventilated, and if your propane heater is the type with an exposed flame then you would also want to make sure that you do not have any flammable materials (such as gauzy curtains) near the heater.You can use a BBQ inside the gazebo but even though the roof is vented, frequent use of the BBQ may create a small layer of soot on the ceiling.
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I don't see any problem as long as you have no gas leaks. The propane heater fits right into one of the cop holders. I really like it. Paul
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You are correct it has to be connected to a gas source. A propane tank could be off to the side somewhere out of range for the camera eye or using a 12 foot hose. It could also be hard piped. All of these should be done by a licensed gas professional.
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No, you can not use propane on a nateral gas heater, They do sell propane models..
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it can be used for propane or natural gas it has the hook up line for both. the electronic ignitor is battery operated. and yes i have used mine when the power is out
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I don't know why not. It functions like any gas stove. To meet fire codes in most places, the propane tank would need to be outside with a line coming through the wall
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Not directly, but there are attachments you can get that will regulate natural gas for propane applications, I imagine those would work.
260684
Yes, it can be hooked up to a propane tank you just need an adapter which you should be able to find at Home Depot
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There is no reason that I can see that this unit could not be mounted outdoors and removed before it freezes in the winter. There is a drain on the unit. I personally would make sure there is some kind of protection from the weather mainly driving rain as there are electronics and connections inside that could corrode if they get wet. If you plan on using a 20lb propane tank as a fuel source, I do not recommend it as the pressure in the tank can vary and cause the control valve to have issues. Use the 100lb cylinders with a proper regulator with an auto shut off if the tank gets low on fuel, or a double 100 lb tank system with an auto switch regulator. There is no reason that I can see that this unit could not be mounted outdoors and removed before it freezes in the winter. There is a drain on the unit. I personally would make sure there is some kind of protection from the weather mainly driving rain as there are electronics and connections inside that could corrode if they get wet. If you plan on using a 20lb propane tank as a fuel source, I do not recommend it as the pressure in the tank can vary and cause the control valve to have issues. Use the 100lb cylinders with a proper regulator with an auto shut off if the tank gets low on... » Read More There is no reason that I can see that this unit could not be mounted outdoors and removed before it freezes in the winter. There is a drain on the unit. I personally would make sure there is some kind of protection from the weather mainly driving rain as there are electronics and connections inside that could corrode if they get wet. If you plan on using a 20lb propane tank as a fuel source, I do not recommend it as the pressure in the tank can vary and cause the control valve to have issues. Use the 100lb cylinders with a proper regulator with an auto shut off if the tank gets low on fuel, or a double 100 lb tank system with an auto switch regulator. « Show Less
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Sure (can)! Works with many types of heat source, ex. Propane grill, charcoal grill, wood stove, Coleman fuel camp stove, propane torch, fire pit in backyard.
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I wouldn't use this outside, I don't think it wouldn't give off enough heat for outdoor use.
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It burns propane and creates carbon monoxide. I would not use anywhere that is unventilated.