is a grill regulator.it would have saved me a lot of time.
This water heater has great features.
We really like this water heater it fits in a small space, it was easy to install. It works really well. I would recommend this water heater and this web site to my family and friends.
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Product Dimensions: L: 4.00" x W: 15.00" x H: 24.00"
I have used this particular model. It seems to work well.
Does this unit require electricity to run? I thought it did, for the fan and console, but under "description" you say "is fueled only by propane"
Only propane is required for heating water, but it requires 110 volt a/C for igniting the propane and powering the control circuitry.
it does require electric. I use this at my off grid cabin and use batteries with a inverter to run it.
This unit has an electronic pilot that needs electricity to work or a generator.
110 outlet to plug into. Electronics inside the unit require it.
It runs on propane for fuel, but needs electricity to start up the spark to ignite the propane ignition. So it only needs a tiny amount of electricity, yes.