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Outdoor Double Burner fuel question
Posted on 1/30/21 at 6:56 am
Posted on 1/30/21 at 6:56 am
Looking into buying a double burner for an outdoor kitchen setup but also to take to the camp. At home I have a gas line connection coming out of the wall on the patio but at the camp will need to use propane.looking for a setup like this BBQ guys double burner but they told me they don't make a duel fuel system.
I've gotten myself confused on what type of connections I'll need to do both or if there is even an option to do this.
Thanks team!
I've gotten myself confused on what type of connections I'll need to do both or if there is even an option to do this.
Thanks team!
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Posted on 1/30/21 at 7:09 am to LSURoss
I’d personally just get two separate burners. The fuel pressures are different so the burners should be designed differently.
Even if someone does make a dual fuel type burner, I doubt it would do both well.
Even if someone does make a dual fuel type burner, I doubt it would do both well.
Posted on 1/30/21 at 7:21 am to MikeBRLA
Thanks. I wonder if there is a natural gas setup like the one I linked above. I haven't had any luck.
Posted on 1/30/21 at 8:51 am to LSURoss
I'd go with 2 separate burners. The one you linked seams a little high though. Where you live? Try your local hardware store?
Posted on 1/30/21 at 9:25 am to CHEDBALLZ
Linked mainly for design and setup.
Posted on 1/30/21 at 10:02 am to LSURoss
Yes, natural gas and propane are 2 different systems. If you look at the burner where the hose screws into, the fitting has a hole inside. Apparently, the hole size is different for natural gas and propane. I really don't know much more than that.
Goodwood hardware can hook you up with natural gas or propane systems. Just tell them what you are needing and they can help.
It may be as simple as swapping out the connection when you move from gas to propane. You'd have to unscrew the connection each time if that's all it is. But, I don't know.
If someone is an expert on this board, a thread on understanding propane regulators, connections, natural gas, etc. would be great.
Goodwood hardware can hook you up with natural gas or propane systems. Just tell them what you are needing and they can help.
It may be as simple as swapping out the connection when you move from gas to propane. You'd have to unscrew the connection each time if that's all it is. But, I don't know.
If someone is an expert on this board, a thread on understanding propane regulators, connections, natural gas, etc. would be great.
Posted on 1/30/21 at 10:13 am to SixthAndBarone
I can tell you this on propane regulators with the red caps. Before you turn on the main tank you want to make sure that red regulator is turned all the way off. Open you valve on your tank all the way. Then use the red one to adjust. If you do it opposite it wont allow as much pressure to come out for some reason.
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