can we use small disposable propane bottles?
1371931
I assume you could get some kind of adapter, don't think the fire would last more than an hour though. A 30lb cylinder lasted us 3 nights, burning on high for four hours each night, just as a reference.
1371932
Yes you can but this goes through propane, I think it says at high flame it a regular propane tank will last 7-8 hours, I would find a small propane tank, camping world has a 1 gallon refillable tank. I am assuming that you are looking for something small for space requirements.. I love the fire pit and I will never be without one again when I am rving or camping...so much easier... enjoy
1371933
The fitting that comes with the Heininger 5995 fits only 5 gallon propane bottles or larger. I don't know of any adapter that might be available.
1371934
I don't think so because of size of the end of the propane interconnect hose. This unit does use a fair amount of propane when in use and I wouldn't think the small bottles would last very long.
1487561
You probably can, but keep in mind this unit requires plenty of ventilation, as do most propane products. The hose supplied connects to any of the non-disposal propane tanks. BTW I do love this refrigerator!
874438
As I understand it, the default is the larger propane cans. I've had to combine several adapters to get it to work with the smaller green disposable propane bottles.
1482194
You'd probably need an adapter to be able to use a bottle that size. Plus, such a small tank wouldn't last you a day, never mind a weekend.
732705
If the grill has a standard disposable propane tank connection it will work on the grill, or any appliance designed to use disposable propane tanks. The tank connector is designed for the new bulk tank connection.
235204
Yes - it takes the small disposable propane bottle like used with a blow torch.
852657
The little tank that is displayed is disposable. It does NOT come with a tank. They are the same tanks used for camp stoves, lights, etc. You can find them in any number of places (they are about $3-4 in my area). You can also buy an adaptor hose to hook this up to the larger, 20lb propane tanks you find on propane grills.
2182050
no just the smaller bottles of propane. Really isnt a problem as they last quite a long time when considering they dont use too much propane per light.
72981
The Home Depot stores around me carry the small 14.0 or 16.4oz disposable bottles that this grill requires. If there are none in the barbecue grill area, try looking in the plumbing area where they carry torches like Bernz-omatic. They have these canisters there too. I've found the best place to get these disposable cylinders is Wal-Mart. If you look in their camping supplies area (these cylinders are commonly used for propane gas lanterns), they have two packs of 16.4 oz cylinders (Wal-Mart branded) for about four dollars and 50 cents. I get about 25 - 28 charcoal starts out of each cylinder, allowing about 5 minutes per start.
1029852
No. I bought 4 small, disposable propane cannisters at Sam's Club for around $13. You can find these cannisters at Walmart, Target, camping stores etc. They are about " high, and screw on and off. Unscrew cannister when not in use, otherwise, they will eventually leak out.
482619
yes but you will need a regulator and a bottle of propane like for a gas grill will only last a very very short time. There are much better heaters available for what you need this heater to do.
1501672
I'm not sure why it would say disposable, it's not. This model is reusable. Medela does have a more expensive SNS model that does include disposable "bottles".
790096
The propane tank must be purchased separately. They are relatively inexpensive, disposable and available at most department stores like Wal-mart
234969
Hi,No, the size of the canister does not matter, only the filling nozzle which should be universal for all small propane devices.
453882
The smaller tank is designed for it, but I bought a small hose adapter and use my large propane tank that I've had forever.
292671
The gas bottles are easily found at hardware stores or walmart, they are disposable bottles that are used for hand torches. They are fairly cheap to, approx. $3.00.
1937700
We use ours linked up with our natural gas, so we are not familiar with propane needs.