Anyone watching this video should note that the heat shrink wrap does NOT go where he put it. It's supposed to cover the orifice and venturi tube. This explains the lack of flame. There is too much air getting in. I've seen a previous comment stating that you can't see the flame. This is why. Make sure to follow the manual for that portion of the conversion because the video is incorrect. Otherwise it's a great video. :)

@5thGenNativeTexan

2 жыл бұрын

Yep. Absolutely correct. Could be quickly fixed just by wrapping some pvc (electrical) tape around the venturi tube to close it up.

Always check for leaks first before shrink tapped

Little cavalier with the cardboard there buddy

Great resource video for me

Just a note the heat shrink tubing is to cover the mesh screen, valve and burner tube inlet to restrict the oxygen intake. Without the heat shrink, the flame becomes quite blue when converted to natural gas.

Great video. I just purchased the table and I was curious about the natural gas conversion kit.

Great video! I want to do the same thing but it looked like there was no flame? You should do another video of it at night time. Thank you!

Very Good!..

Awesome video ! You didn't mention if the amount of heat changed by the conversion. My understanding is that propane burns much hotter than natural gas. The pyramid patio heater you are showing is exactly like mine and it is saying 42,000 BTU .... does this drop significantly when its converted to natural gas??? What did you find ??? Thanks

Can you please tell me where you purchased the valve ? Can you please send information for that whole kit set.

Hey Mark, Nice video btw, I will do the same conversion as soon as the conversion kit comes back in stock at Outland Living... I like the look and heat from the propane! It's a GREAT product! But since I have a natural gas outlet on my patio, I believe It would be dumb to not convert it and never care about changing propane tank... Do you like it so far with natural gas compared to propane? Is the flame not visible anymore... I don't want to do the conversion than swap back to propane... Also, does it consume a lot of gas? Most of the time I run my fire at the minimum... Is it more efficient on natural gas compared to propane or vice-versa? Big thanks! If anyone knows any answers feel free to respond =) Cheers

Hello , I am wondering , as I can not find a video on it. But I bought a Vermont direct vent fireplace..it happened to be propane ,I was told it was dual fuel ..any way the tag does say it cannot be converted however I am wondering if that is about liability issues ? As why can't the firebox be replaced with all the things here ? Such as regulator and orfice? ..I would love any info as I spent a few hundred and I love how it looks

Great video! Where did you purchase the kit from?

@alexandredebolt5511

2 жыл бұрын

Outland Living sells their own kits on their website

I just converted mine to natural gas as wel. And same issue you cannot see the flame during the day and idk why and it pisses me off

@badfisssh41

3 жыл бұрын

Cover the venturi holes and you'll have a nice flame.

@davidcharbonneau9498

2 жыл бұрын

@@badfisssh41 Like there are too many holes if using natural gas? what % of the venturi holes should be covered? how would you cover them in a sharp way? thanks man!!

I have a fire pit meant to work with propane, made by a different manufacturer. I understand that these conversion kits are universal. Is that true? Could I use this conversion kit with my fire pit? Thanks

Any idea where else to get this valve? Mine has a 55,000 BTU/hour

Can I do this with any propane firepit?

why did you cut old heat shrink off?? should of left it them you could tell its the propane assemble...

I don't know if this is true but the values look identical besides the orifice? The natural gas one is smaller because of the high pressure. So I think you could have gotten away with just replacing the orifice with a bigger one and replacing the hose with a nature gas one.

@ronkloiber

Жыл бұрын

I'm thinking the same. I had a Propane BBQ I got from Sears years ago, and discovered the difference is just a larger orafice on each valve. I went to a store with a bunch of drill bits a bit larger than what fit my propane one, and tested the size of the same BBQ but NG at the store, drilled my orifaces and has been working great for probably 20 yrs now.

@markhilsen2700

2 ай бұрын

Exactly

Why would you remove all of the galvanized piping and add all that black junk. ?? You added fittings that are rotting away and more black steel to rot away with it

Ok so does any know the name of the kit?

@alexandredebolt5511

2 жыл бұрын

Outland sells their own NG kits on their website

the flame was invisible??????

@xYoungDeezYx

3 жыл бұрын

haha there's no flame at all