2-Stage Propane Regulator for 100-lb Tank

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I have a 100lbs tank and am hooking up a ventless that the specs say max input 40,000 btu, min pressure 11inch WC and max 13inch WC, do I need a two stage for this install and do you carry something like this?

asked by: Jon

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We offer both vertical and horizontal 2-stage propane regulators that will provide the 11-inch water column pressure you need. Choose the one that will install so that its condensation vent is facing downward.

Use part # 108221 for a horizontal installation; use part # 108220 for vertical installation.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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