Can this unit be converted to natural gas?
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Hi yes it sure can and it comes with the small part needed. You will need to provide the gas line up to the unit. Thank you, Patio Splash
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You would need to change the pressure regulator and jets to run the generator off natural gas. The gases are compatible, but the delivery pressure is different, hence the need to change a couple parts.
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I have not connected the heater to natural gas, but I know you have to change the propane gas jets to natural gas jets.
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I am sure it can be done just google propane to natural gas conversion. I just don't know if it would be worthwhile? Personally my simple answer is yes ut can,but with modification.
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Yes. This model is actually compatible with natural gas as well. It contains a conversion kit. Jeff
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I believe there is a separate propane version sold, at least for some tankless water heaters. Just search for propane ones. I doubt that a natural gas version can be converted. I know there are no directions included on how to do it.
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Yes, the natural gas conversion kit is included with this unit - you simply have to switch out the propane orifice for the natural gas orifice.
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The unit is certainly capable of being converted. I do not know if Weber sells a factory conversion kit for it. However, it's about a five minute job for a service tech to do it with parts on hand. I was an HVAC tech years ago, and have done many of them. Depending on the age of your neighborhood, (high or low pressure gas), your level of "handi-ness" and your local codes, you may need some professional help with the gas piping anyway. (I would recommend it regardless, just for safety.) If code allows it, whoever does your piping can convert it at the same time. A quick phone call to a HVAC company will answer that question. The unit is certainly capable of being converted. I do not know if Weber sells a factory conversion kit for it. However, it's about a five minute job for a service tech to do it with parts on hand. I was an HVAC tech years ago, and have done many of them. Depending on the age of your neighborhood, (high or low pressure gas), your level of "handi-ness" and your local codes, you may need some professional help with the gas piping anyway. (I would recommend it regardless, just for safety.) If code allows it, whoever does your piping can convert it at the same time. A quick phone call... » Read More The unit is certainly capable of being converted. I do not know if Weber sells a factory conversion kit for it. However, it's about a five minute job for a service tech to do it with parts on hand. I was an HVAC tech years ago, and have done many of them. Depending on the age of your neighborhood, (high or low pressure gas), your level of "handi-ness" and your local codes, you may need some professional help with the gas piping anyway. (I would recommend it regardless, just for safety.) If code allows it, whoever does your piping can convert it at the same time. A quick phone call to a HVAC company will answer that question. « Show Less
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I would assume that changing the jet and adjusting the pressure regulator it can be done. The best bet would be to contact your natural gas supplier and speak to an appliance tech.
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Ours says for liquid propane only. May be able to change the orifice to a natural gas. But, not that I can see. Sorry.
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Yes. There is a bolt on conversion kit that will allow it to run on propane or natural gas in addition to gasoline
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Yes you can. However we do need to as we have a gas hook up. Sorry for delay in response
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Yes, but have your local gas supplier do it. The parts to convert it is even on the back side of the range in a steel box! We couldn't find it at first, but all the parts were there! We love our range! Works great!
380637
I do not see why not. You can convert a regular gas grill to a main gas line.
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This was bought a gift for my son in Kuwait. I was there to help him to assemble. The unit was setup for propane. If you order this unit, it has to specify natural gas.
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I guess it could but natural gas doesn't have the amount of energy of propane . With such a small generator you would not have very much power . Not a good idea .
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This is a natural gas unit. They do make units specific to propane as well, but this model is strictly natural gas.