I have a table top heater now and i have the hose from the propane tank to my heater now can i use it on this heater also
1618603
If your current table top heater originally was designed for the small disposable tanks, then your hose probably already has the proper fitting. If not you can buy an adapter for it. I run mine off of a larger tank with a hose that has the small tank male threads built onto it.
1618604
Yes - if the threads work on your new heater, it should be good. (Remember, some gas couplings have reverse threads.) If the threads don't match, you should be able to get an inexpensive adapter.
1618605
You can only run to a separate larger refillable propane external tank by buying an adapter as this tank is set up to use smaller disposable tanks you can buy at any hardware store for under $3.00.I have an adapter they also carry those at Hardware stores.
844654
I believe you should always turn off the gas at the propane tank, and letting the heater burn off the gas in the line, so as not to turn the Plasticizer in the hose into gunk, which would clog up your heater
1174144
Yes!! I have one hooked up. I placed the heater on a patio table and ran the hose up through the hole in the center.
1992788
You can if you have the adapter to do so. You still need a propane hose with a regulator in it though
440025
Yes, but you must buy a separate connector. I bought a Stansport Propane Appliance to Bulk Tank Hose Connector (5-Feet)-$14.23 from Amazon. You don't want the hose too long since a serious problem you might have is the gas connections not staying secure letting propane gas leak out.
17099
As long as the propane heater is self ignited you should be fine. I merely turns the power on and off to what ever is plugged into it.
1326289
I do not think it will matter. So long as you have the proper connection, it should be fine. The only thing that might be different is how far you can place the tank from the burner. The hose angle might eat up some of the distance you would otherwise get if the connection was lower.
2007596
Absolutely, as long as you have the correct adapter. I got a small aluminum 10 lb cylinder to use with it. Light weight and it runs for a long time. Best heater I ever bought, just sips propane.
281291
Yes and no. I bought the filter and additional hose coupling so that I can use the larger propane tank (instead of the more expensive cylinders. But, I have not used the heater since day one because of the turn on knob. It broke after just one use. I'm sending it back for replacement soon.
29073
No, I haven't done that. The tank works great for camping as a stove and light propane source, with the relevant equipment. If the heater you mention is supposed to work with standard propane tanks, then sure, it should work on this one.
2231173
What do you want to do? This hose is to connect to a tank of 20 lbs and to the stove. I have a Coleman propane stove and buy a 20 lbs propane tank to stop buying 1 lb propane can.
1665057
If you could find an adapter that connects directly to the tank and has a 90 degree elbow or perhaps a "T" adapter that can be capped on the bottom and the top pointed up, that would probably be the only option. You can easily connect a hose from the propane tank to the stove, however, the stove would need a sturdy base to rest on. I believe the manufacturer does not recommend it be used in such a manner though.
1177703
With an adapter hose you can hook it to any size tank you want. I use mine with a 100lb propane tank. That gives me 600+hours of constant heat when the heater is operating on low setting.
2082182
It depends on how this is used. If you are replacing a unit in an rv then nothing else is needed. If you are installing this where propane hasn't been used before then you would need a regulator and hose that would attach to this unit and your propane tank.
1594803
I used this hose to connect a portable table top propane barbeque to a bulk tank instead of the one pound bottles. All I needed was a splitter that connected to the bulk tank [$18.] I connected this hose to one port of the splitter for the barbeque and another to the other port the my two burner stove. With the extra length of these hoses I could tuck the tank out of the way under the table. As long as your grill has a regulator on it this should work fine. You could also contact Coleman for more specific information.
855558
With the right connector you should be able to use any size propane cylinder. The size of the cylinder does not affect the pressure. The pressure gauge should work with propane cylinder of any size.
414593
I believe it is in regards to the type on valve on to of your tank, all up to current spec. Valves will work just fine.Most older tanks will no longer be filled at local propane stations anyways.