does it work with propane bottles
623177
No, it works with butane bottles which are just as common as propane. You can find it at Walmart or any place sells camping gear.
623178
What I got for it is butane/propane mix. It's a Colman product it says "self sealing 250" also I see numbers - 200780 on the bottle as well. It has a threaded nipple that connects to the burner that's 3/8" wide. Hope that helps you ;)
778765
Yes, it does connect to a standard gas grill propane bottle. The hose comes out the bottom and rests as shown. This is no problem. The hose is at least 6 feet long so you can set the propane tank at a distance away from the fire dancer. This allows for people to gather around the fire, if desired.
1182100
if your appliance uses the small bottles that screw onto it then yes.. yes this is the hose you want to run the larger white propane tanks that are used on bbq's and rv's.. great addition to any propane appliance and the hose is long enough to have the bottle away from the heat source,,
855557
short answer, no. it has to have the same connector as your gas grill type propane tanks
416482
I said it would work but was talking about if the item you are using is refillable or you have to attach it to the top of butane. In that case, I really don't know. Sorry
277501
It works with all the propane tank and all connection hoses are included. Thanks
1616675
Yes it does...only with the small tanks. It screws directly into the canister. It does not work with the larger BBQ tanks. You would need a special adapter for that.
693425
I used mine on an RV. Minder standing is, all RV bottles are liquid but turns to vapor before getting to the regulator. I have never heard of regulating liquid propane. Ask any RV dealer I'm sure they can verify this for you.
879633
Not sure. I never used the heater. It was for a just in case situation. I do think the answer depends on what size propane bottle you hook it up to though
1893232
I am not 100% sure. I received the regulator from Amazon. It had a rubber ring/seal inside the screw cap, which prevented me from attaching the regulator to the propane bottle. When I removed the seal, the regulator worked perfectly. Hope that helps.
1222170
Yes, as long as the grill accepts the small green propane bottles, it will work.
271256
Yes it works great. Much easier using the larger propane tanks than the small canisters. To be on the cautious side I always turn the gas off at the tank when I am done grilling.
3592
I use mine with the standard camping propane fuel cans. I haven't used it with isobutene fuel cans.
221808
This unit comes with a hose to connect it to a standard propane tank and does not fit the disposable bottles.
1282373
It doesn't come with propane bottles. You have to buy those separately. It's designed to be portable with two 1 pound cylinders. One cylinder lasts about 3 hours on a low setting and two cylinders should last 6 hours. Running it on high will cut this time in half. A case of 1 lb cylinders lasted me 2-1/2 days running it 24 hours. It will get you through a weekend camping trip in a tent no problem.
1645216
You do need to get the small regulators.With mine I use my regulators for the acetylene and oxygen tanks. The acetylene regulator will fit on propane tank.
2049222
If the fire pit connects to a 1lb bottle than it will work. If it connects to a 20lb or larger than you will need an adapter to go from the 1lb connection to a pol. I had that setup on my rv. I had a lp fire pit that used 1lb bottles and I just ran this hose to it and it worked great.