Will this work with propane and butane?
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Yes. Any recovery unit will work just fine with propane or butane. Butane, propane and ethane can and are used as refrigerants. No special precautions other than the flammability need to be observed. And for what it is worth, propane is also known as R-290 and butane is also known as R-600 and ethane (used in ultra low cascade systems) is also known as R-170. If you know what you are doing, you can safely use propane in your auto A/C, it works just fine, is a lot cheaper, and if you buy into all that ozone depleting rhetoric, it is safer for the environment. But I've only been in the trade servicing HVAC/R for 30 years, so what do I know.
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Yes. Any recovery unit will work just fine with propane or butane. Butane, propane and ethane can and are used as refrigerants. No special precautions other than the flammability need to be observed. And for what it is worth, propane is also known as R-290 and butane is also known as R-600 and ethane (used in ultra low cascade systems) is also known as R-170. If you know what you are doing, you can safely use propane in your auto A/C, it works just fine, is a lot cheaper, and if you buy into all that ozone depleting rhetoric, it is safer for the environment. But I've only been in the trade servicing HVAC/R for 30 years, so what do I know. Yes. Any recovery unit will work just fine with propane or butane. Butane, propane and ethane can and are used as refrigerants. No special precautions other than the flammability need to be observed. And for what it is worth, propane is also known as R-290 and butane is also known as R-600 and ethane (used in ultra low cascade systems) is also known as R-170. If you know what you are doing, you can safely use propane in your auto A/C, it works just fine, is a lot cheaper, and if you buy into all that ozone depleting rhetoric, it is safer for the environment. But I've only been in the trade... » Read More Yes. Any recovery unit will work just fine with propane or butane. Butane, propane and ethane can and are used as refrigerants. No special precautions other than the flammability need to be observed. And for what it is worth, propane is also known as R-290 and butane is also known as R-600 and ethane (used in ultra low cascade systems) is also known as R-170. If you know what you are doing, you can safely use propane in your auto A/C, it works just fine, is a lot cheaper, and if you buy into all that ozone depleting rhetoric, it is safer for the environment. But I've only been in the trade servicing HVAC/R for 30 years, so what do I know. « Show Less
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it works with others, no problem. I've used giga power, jet boil, and some no-name super cheap army surplus fuel blend with no troubles at all. Never used the coleman blend, but I don't see why it wouldn't work just as well. This stuff looks like its made for one of these stoves, so you should be ok.Coleman Butane / Propane Mix Fuel (Mix Fuel 7.75 oz.) - 7.75 oz.hope this helps.
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It works with any standard butane canister. I don't use Iwatani and have never had any problems.
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I imagine it would since the connections for the small propane tanks would have to be the same on all of the Coleman grills. I suppose the best bet would be to check with Coleman directly either on their website or via phone?
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This heater can be used with either natural gas or propane. Follow the instructions in the owners manual. Everything you need should be in the box.
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As far as propane/butane fuels in a canister is concerned they'll work with just about any screw-on stove.A very slight dab of bar soap on the canister threads helps seal any would be leaks.
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This burner is a "high pressure" type. If you are trying to use on a regular home natural gas system it will not work. If you are using bottled natural gas or have a pump it would work but natural gas has only 3/4 of the energy that propane has and would not put out as many BTU's.
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I can't give you a specific answer other than to confirm that it didn't work for me either. It appears that the standard male connection on a propane appliance (a grill in my case) isn't long enough to mate with the valve in this connector. Sorry I can't be more help, but the issue of various standards for gas connectors is a bit confusing. bac
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No sir. The fitting is too small. You MUST purchase a 8.9 oz "PRIMUS" propane/isobutane butane gas container in order for this to work.
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I would say no as it is propane powered but you might want to check with the manufacturer for their recommendations.
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I use mine for my propane stove top. I dont see why it wouldnt work on propane grill.
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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
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Yes. You would need something like this Camco 59213 Disposable Propane Cylinder Adapter .
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It should; Most propane gas connections are all universal. This will adapt to your trailer tank. The quality is very good. I have hooked up a lot of propane tanks and really like this connection and hose. Good luck!
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I can't guarantee it, but I would think not. It lists that it detects propane/natural gas but doesn't list butane.
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You should be able to use this regulator with pretty much any propane burner due to its adjustability.
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Yes, but it costs extra and does not work well. Small flame size and icing up of propane bottle. Also hard to clean. I returned mine to Costco.