Can I connect this directly to the rv gas system?
1697888
Hello. Yes, its very good for Boon-Docking. We have been RVer's for over 46 years. Yes its very simple to tap into your RV's Low Pressure Propane Lines. The Wave #6 is a very good Propane Heater. We have been Boon-Dockers for most of our 46 years as RV'ers'. We never even use our Motorhomes Furance anyways. As we also have a "BUDDY" MR. Heater and a "BIG BUDDY" MR HEATER as well, I mounted our Wave #6 Propane Heater as a Portable, and with enough Low Pressure Propane Hose that was long enough to reach from one end of the RV to the other end of the RV. That way you can move the # 6 Wave Heater to where never you want the most heat to be at. We have been using our wave # 6 Heater for a little over 20 years now. Its a Fantastic Propane Heater. And yes we sleep with it on all night when ever it is needed. Just follow a few simple instructions that come with the Wave # 6 Propane Heater, and you'll do just fine. One thing though, make sure you buy a " WAVE HEATER COVER" for when you not using the Wave # 6Heater to ensure it keeps it clean, espically to keep the Pads clean, that is a must if you want to use you Wave # 6 for many, many years. As it costs almost as much to replace the fire Plates in them then the cost of a new one. Good Luck. Happy Travels. Dan & Jill
1697889
Yes, go to a propane store and purchase the correct hose and fittings, or ask them to do it for you. I have a Wave heater in my houseboat and another in my shell camper. I had an RV store install the Wave in my houseboat, and did the camper myself. The installation requires a gas filter, either on the tank or in-line.
1697890
Don't see why not. Normal precautions in mind. I hooked mine to two 20 lb. cyl. In a job trailer. Works fine
1697891
If you are referring to the propane system, then definitely yes. We put a cutoff valve directly before the heater as a safety precaution.
1992786
Not directly to it. First you would have to get an adapter at Walmart to connect the 1 pound tank to an RV pressure regulator which has a coupling designed to connect to a larger RV tank. Between the stove top and regulator you would attach an appropriate length of propane gas line. If you want to connect a 1 pound tank directly you'll need to get a camping stove made to use that way. GT
1951126
No, it is a stand alone system. You would need to buy an inverter/charger combination same as is found in RV's.
874635
I do not see why not. When the gas line is disconnected no gas remains in the lines. I am very satisfied with the reliability of this machine. There is only one drawback to this generator. It is a little more louder than most.
821872
Not natural gas (without changing the regulator, anyway), but you can buy an adaptor hose that'll let you connect to a large propane bottle (20# or 30# bottle).
661944
You could, but it would take a little doing...you didn't really offer enough info to say for sure. You'd need to tap in to the fuel line just after the main fuel petcock. If I were to do what you are attempting, I'd add a 2nd petcock on a custom mount with a "Y" tube adapter after it, then tie the existing petcock outlet into the Y..otherwise you could inadvertently spill your RV fuel into the generator tank and overflow it, spilling your RV fuel. I wouldn't suggest using any kind of fuel pump with it either - I'd suggest you stay as it's designed and use good ol' gravity...so your RV fuel will need to be higher than the petcock on the generator.
1888225
I took the propane bits off before I even assembled the grill and connected it to my house's natural gas line. Works perfectly. They want you to buy a "conversion kit" which tells you to remove the bits and connect a hose (which you can get at home depot for a few bucks). YouTube it.
863127
I have done it. You just have to have the adapter hose. Any adapter propane hose will work.
30347
Not as is. You will have to do some reconfiguring of your lp gas line. The coleman has the regulator built into the line and you will not want that when connecting to your rv. It is already regulated before the rv quick connect. I have the same grill and just bought a camp chef instead of trying to piece a hose together that would work. The camco lp quick connect hose will already work with the camp chef by only adding a male quick connect to the camp chef grill.
1173254
No, it connects to the 50-amp input on your RV. only the male-end is 30-amp.
1604869
I would say that " yes " i would thing you can connect the two male threaded end together with a double female threaded 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 .
1711643
Need a Tee from your onboard tank to accept the female tank fitting from the campfire. RV dealer should be able to facilitate that. I would use a longer hose also.
1849444
This does not have the ability to connect to the items directly, you would need to plug this into your main power outlet in your house/rv to make the appliances run.
381523
sure it can. you need to purchase a hose with proper connectors. take it to your local gas company and they will fix you up
2029262
No, as others have stated this type of hose is for Appliances, in my case I used it to connect a multioutlet propane tree to two stoves and a lantern.However, Thaddeus Fountain's suggestion is what you need to hook up your big tank to you RV gas service, Camco 59053 in various lengths.
2221038
yes you can, I had one exactly like this that had failed, got this one from Amazon & worked just fine. This is a cheaper alternative that you can get from rv dealers.
241076
Are you telling me to do something?? I believe you are trying to ask " WILL THIS connect to my large home SUPPLY?" Possibly I don't know how your gas lines are configured but, with the proper fittings it could.