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Propane gas

Propane gas connection

The nomadiQ BBQ can be connected to a standard portable gas supply. A common propane fuel tank is Coleman’s or Bernzomatic 1lb. cylinder, which will last approx. 3 hours! This type of canister is lightweight, cheap and available at these hardware or outdoor stores.

25 thoughts on “Propane gas

  1. MARK HAGAN says:

    Hello

    This bbq connect to caravan bbq gas bayonet outlet ?

    1. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      Mark it cannot connect directly to a bayonet as the BBQ was designed around the 453g Camping gas. There could be adaptors, however I am not sure.
      Lindsay

  2. Derek davies says:

    Can it run on lpg or does it have to be disposable canisters.

    1. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      Derek yes it can run on LPG, you would just need a POL to BOM adaptor.
      Lindsay

  3. Cazz says:

    Can it be connected to full size gas bottles

    1. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      Cazz it is can you just need an adaptor.
      Regards

    2. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      Cazz yes you would need a POL to BOM adaptor, available at from any camping store. If you are having trouble finding let me know and I will assist.
      Lindsay

    3. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      Cazz, yes all you need is a POL to BOM adaptor.
      Lindsay

  4. Shaelagh Mclaughlin says:

    Hi can this be gas by a caravan bbq gas bayonet outlet

    1. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      Hi Shaelagh, I know there are adaptors for the larger bottles. This product was designed around the 453G camping gas. A bayonet fitting I am not sure what is available.

    2. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      Hi Shaelagh, the BBQ is not designed to connect to the bayonet fitting however there are fittings for larger bottles available.
      Lindsay

  5. Lloyd Eric Cutler says:

    I see a lot of questions being asked by potential customers, but no replies. Rather concerning.

    1. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      Hi Lloyd, do you have a question that we have missed?
      Lindsay

  6. Brad Kelly says:

    H, does anyone stock in Darwin, we are passing through this week but then off grid again for next month or so.

    1. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      Unfortunately not at the moment

      1. Kerryanne says:

        lindsay, I am trying to find out where my purchase of $610. 00 is. no reply from anyone at nomadicq Western Australia on relation to my delivery.

        1. Lindsay Boladeras says:

          Kerry Anne, I believe Peter responded to you on Friday. Apologies for the delay.

  7. I like the idea of it. It’s quirky but you are taking on the giant Weber Q1000 series for about the same price. I imagine like Weber made in China but that’s the world today. Good luck with those that desire something a little quirky.

    1. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      Thanks Robert

  8. Matt says:

    Hi ,i am looking to buy one of these units But the on seller i spoke to explained that it was not possible to connect to a regulated caravan bayonet fitting yet, can you tell me when a hose conversion will be available to purchase with the unit like they appear to have the option in the USA, all be it a slightly different end . I’m in Vic .
    Thanks

    1. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      It is unlikely we will be doing a conversion hose as the laws in Australia are different to the US. There is a fitting that you can connect to the larger gas bottles, however I do not a fitting that will connect tom the bayonet.

  9. Matt says:

    hi , they are just normal large gas bottles in a caravan with a bayonet fitting what is the difference?
    and what is 435g mean ?

    1. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      Matt the 453 Gram is the propane camping gas bottles. You can get adaptors for the 9kg bottles. It is a POL to BOM fitting. The bayonet fitting is different.
      Hope that helps.

  10. Stephen Baloban says:

    Does the hose come apart to enable me to connect an extension hose with a bayonet connection for my RV

    1. Lindsay Boladeras says:

      Hi Stephen, the hose can apart however you can run through 2 regulators I believe.

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