Can this grill be used for Natural Gas?
1777305
WOW... HVZ answered completely wrong. It requires a conversion kit which I talked about when I reviewed this product. Item model number: 4584609 which sells for $43 on Amazon. Takes about 3 minutes to make the changeover. 2 brass orifices replace the ones installed. Just remember to keep the old orifices and the propane hookup in case you want to sell this grill in the future. The kit comes with gas grill hose for hooking up to your gas supply source. Look for my review if you want more detailed information. Also has face plates that replace the face plates that pre-installed under the gas control knobs. Propane burns hotter then natural gas and the new face plates give you a better appreciation for the amount of heat the various settings of the control knobs produce. To be honest, I don't use the face plates to tell me how to set the grill temperature, I use the temperature gauges (there are 2 of them - for left side, right side). The orifices also control the flow of gas to the burners. The density of the two gasses is quite different and they operate under different pressures. HVZ is completely wrong and he has given a dangerous reply.
1777306
The grill works with natural gas and is actually "converted" to work with propane. You just remove the propane bits and done.
1595405
The grill is designed for propane. I am sure that it could be converted with little cost.
603883
yes it can as I did it myself. you have to drill out the little nozzle for a higher gas flow for natural gas.
648681
The version I purchased came as a propane grill, but it is adaptable for natural gas. A great grill!
246793
As long as you have the right connectors & adapters it should work, I think Webber carry natural gas grill also.don't forget to install a shut off valve on the line.
2058815
I found this question and answers on the page for the grill # 463436814. I contacted Char Broiler to find out the correct conversion kit and was told it is NOT convertible to natural gas. There are also reviews further down where someone purchased the grill, tried to convert and then found out it is not convertible. Please verify!
380637
I do not see why not. You can convert a regular gas grill to a main gas line.
1430123
Have you tried calling Weber or looked to see if they manufacture a natural grill they might not do natural gas.
201007
Yes you can. But you need to buy a hose adapter that screws into the grill.
227772
I don't know if the burner is rated for natural gas. You would need a completely different regulator as well.
1583921
Probably not. Most propane powered grills, smokers, etc. require a conversion kit for Natural gas. Lowes sells one for around $34. I think the orifice size would need to be changed as well. An internet search: smoking meat forums would help with that. Good luck. It is a nice smoker.
1972102
Converts propane grill to natural gas grill. Kitchen Aid models only, I believe.
852772
Hi, I know for sure propane, But not sure about natural gas. Maybe giving a call to the company would help answer that question. One thing for sure is that the quality of this product is excellent for the price. Setting it up at first looked a bit overwhelming, but as long as u follow the instructions You'll be fine.
1327717
I do not know about this particular grill, but If the grill does not say dual fuel, it cannot be converted to natural gas. It seems strange that one has to buy a conversion kit to convert a dual fuel unit to a fuel it is supposed to work on. I bought a new grill and then found out it could not be converted even with a conversion kit.
2016752
Yes, we use it routinely on a natural gas range. Be sure to follow the instructions regarding trimming the liner to ensure there is ample circulation of air. It's very easy to miss that instruction but I think it is very important.
854077
I don't see why not. It is portable and safe to use as any other portable propane grill.
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.