Can you use this grill installed in the stand with the camping fuel cylinders? Or does the stand necessitate the use of a 20lb tank?
762366
They are different machines....The smaller ones(Q100) use a small canister and will work with a stand...The larger one like I bought,has a stand already and uses a 20lb bottle. I DO believe that the smaller Qs have an adapter that will allow you to use a 20lb tank with them also.I am pretty sure the stand on the 100s doesn't change anything.
762367
With All The BTU's This Grill Puts Out The Smaller Bottles Wouldn't Last Long. I Only Use The Big Bottle For That Reason As Well As More Economical.
762368
It only uses a full size tank. The description includes a chart with the fuel information for several models. This model in particular will not support the smaller camping-style cylinders.
762369
Hi there. I don't know, but what I do know is this comes with the nozzle that connects to a standard propane tank. Believe it's a different connector for the cylinders. So if you could find an adapter that would downthread the tank connector to the cylinder, you'd be all set.
776028
A fire wouldn't last long with a 1 lb canister. And you'd need a hose to connect to it so the propane isn't right next to the fire! Yikes! We use the 20 lb. tank with a hose connected to the fire pit. It lasts several nights. So handy to have where wood fires are not allowed.
809284
Yes, I purchased a 5 foot hose with adapter and connected my stove to a 20lbs. tank with no problems. My family goes camping often and my sister also uses this method for week long camping vacations. The small propane tanks don't last long enough and packing/buying multiples is inconvenient and just not cost effective. The stove performs just fine and the extra length allows me to place the tank a safe distance. I purchased the high pressure adapter hose here on Amazon (Coleman High-Pressure Propane Hose and Adapter). Hope this helps...
523118
It is not recommended to connect to natural gas line. You can purchase a conversion hose and hook it up to a 20lb. tank though. It has one burner, but it is a loop burner, so it covers the surface of the grill very well.
1893357
Go to your local hardware and grab a 20lb tank the size you would put on a Outside Cooking grill. sometimes you can find them at yard sales or second-hand shops for cheap. We use a 20 pounder "Outside Grill Size" works great.
213780
The pressure regulator sticks out on the right side of the grill, and you can either screw on one of those small, 1 lb propane canisters or connect a hose that lets you use standard 20 pound propane tanks.
688933
Yes, the stand is designed for this type of grill. We have used the grill a couple of times and found it to be quite good.
51357
I just took the 20# tank off my BBQ pit and hooked it right up. Don't see why you couldn't use a larger tank cause I think they would be the same pressure.
197627
Clearance from shelf to bottom of grill is 20.25". So it will not fit on the shelf. I see no reason you could not put the tank beside the grill. The hose is flexible and should reach.
452243
Never tried, but you'd need to keep some room around the outside for air flow. Also, if the stone is heavy, it might be difficult to lift the grill to add fuel.
207326
Uses the same 20 lb tank as any other gas grill. Look up barbecue gas tanks on Amazon.
1540833
No, you have to buy tank sepparately. I live in Colombia, and the we use here a 20 lb. or 30 lb. tank, which fits inside the grill.
253735
Yes, it works perfectly if you are planning to to use a 20 lbs tank. The construction of the hose is solid and the adaptor mates perfectly to the grill. Enjoy.
1345975
I bought one and looked into that. Yes, with an accessory feed line and a conversion adapter to go to the canister connection you can fed it with a 20 lb tank. They even have a grommeted opening at the base that loos like it was made to feed that line into it. But the option I chose was to get a canister refill adapter and just refill the small canisters from my 20 lb tank. That way the heater is still fully portable and I have that endless supply of fuel from the 20lb tank. the line was $20 and the adapter was $8.
52522
This unit is for natural gas . To answer your question it is after the regulator. Your gas is regulated at the meter on most commercially supplied natural gas. If you use 20lb propane you do not need one of these. If you leave your grill on your tank will run out before you burn up your grill. Nice safety device to protect your grill and your wallet. If you forget to turn your grill off at the knobs this has your back, so your grill will not run for a week or the next time you notice it on.
20462
It probably could, as the lower area is enclosed. However, it has no side shelves to put a plate or fork on like most stand-alone units. I don't recall how finished-looking the sides were. They appear to be enameled steel, not stainless like the front-facing surfaces. You'll also need to consider the gas hookup. There was a propane tank stand of some kind but I think it was meant for installation next to the grill. Mine is fed by pipe, so I can't describe the tank holder. The installation manual has sketches of the setup, you should be able to find it online.
1368032
I used a small stand from my old BBQ and had a cover. I set my grill on top and this setup works fine.