Can this grill be converted to Natural Gas?
1442401
As per Char-Broil Customer Support "the only 6 burner we have that can convert to natural gas is model 463235815."
1442402
I would be very careful with that. I don't think the gas line in the grill is very tight.
912435
Yes, this item is can be purchased with a natural gas nozzle attached instead of propane.
1480491
I think you might be able to do it. The STOK website shows a natural gas conversion kit, but only for their larger grills. I suggest contacting STOK to make sure that their kit fits this particular grill.
1071827
It has a blower and a manual blower switch on the back. As far as I know you cannot convert it to natural gas. The natural gas ones are sold separately.
2156434
Yes. This model is actually compatible with natural gas as well. It contains a conversion kit. Jeff
170693
Yes & its not a big deal. Many heating & ac stores will do it for you. You will need a flex supply hose (required & avalible via amazon). Remove the short connection hose & regulator from the grill as you will attach the new flex line direct. There are 3 jets that regulate the flow to the burners. They need to be enlarged to allow more gas flow as natural has is under less pressure. For drill size contact companys who do heating instalations. I have enjoyed the no hassel, no tank & not running short of gas when grilling. Hope this helps & hood luck. Bill
1430120
Yes, through Weber... but you most likely will need a licensed plumber or someone qualified to work with natural gas to get it hooked up
648683
As shipped it is propane, but you can buy a natural gas converter for the grill (which is what we did).
1972101
Yes, but you need to swap the orifices as well. The grill should have come with 5 little brass discs with tiny holes in them. You have to pull the burners out, remove the existing orifices and replace them with the natural gas ones.
821870
The grill is et for propane. With a change of orifice, it could be used for natural gas. This is a question for Weber.
165247
Almost any propane appliance is convertable to gas. You simply have to re-jet the orifice to an appropriate larger size, as natural gas burns at a slightly cooler temperature than propane. It is possible to drill out an orifice to a larger size, or you can check with your gas supplier to see if they offer this service. An appliance repairman might do this but the cost should be considered. Consult your friends and family and see if anyone you know will do you a favor, or check craigslist for appliance guys for a quote. I would google it and see the size conversion and drill out the orifice that came with the unit, but I am a blacksmith and therefor un-afraid of anything.
512898
The left side is propane only and it could be converted to natural gas; if you can do it yourself. Save your money, the unit is a great idea and the design idea is good but it is made of such cheap materials they should pay you to take it off their hands. A real piece if crap.
381596
Yes. There is a bolt on conversion kit that will allow it to run on propane or natural gas in addition to gasoline
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.
1595405
The grill is designed for propane. I am sure that it could be converted with little cost.
170692
Yes & its not a big deal. Many heating & ac stores will do it for you. You will need a flex supply hose (required & avalible via amazon). Remove the short connection hose & regulator from the grill as you will attach the new flex line direct. Next remove the 3 jets & drill them out to a larger size. Natural gas is not high pressure. Contact heating & ac store for size of drill bit. I had my converted by a pro & really have enjoyed the ease of natural gas & no hassel of tank replacement. Good luck hope tkis helps. Bill
1746126
This Weber grill is designed for LP. If one is available it would need a natural gas conversion kit.I think it would be better to look for a grill optimized for natural gas. The gasses work at different pressures and flow rates.