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Originally Posted by Talk Host

Normal household gas pressure is about 1/4 PSI. In the Villages, the gas is delivered at about 2 PSI. Therefore it has to be regulated. A furnace uses a different amount of gas than a pool heater, or gas grill. Your furnace has a regulator inside at the control valve as does your water heater. Each has to be regulated to match manufacturers specifications. Burners are not created exactly the same. Each requires fine adjustment.

Since the actual gas pressure right at the heating appliance can vary for several reasons (gas type, source pressure, piping distance, piping diameter), the job of the gas regulator includes not just "turning on" the gas when the thermostat calls for heat. The regulator must also deliver gas at the proper gas pressure specified by the manufacturer for the particular appliance.

JLK

Thanks....

[zcaveman]

Why not call TECO and ask them to come out and check it out?

The previous owner probably had a gas line hooked up to his grill so he did not need propane.

If you do not want that, have TECO seal it off.

[Sparky-30]

I THINK I WILL CONTACT THEM BEFORE I BLOW MYSELF AND THE NEIGHBORHOOD UP

[K9-Lovers]

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Sparky-30

I THINK I WILL CONTACT THEM BEFORE I BLOW MYSELF AND THE NEIGHBORHOOD UP

Given your screen name dear new friend, we would like it if you did exercise all caution, so we can all live here happily for a couple of milleniums!

[Bogie Shooter]

I guess if I saw the pipe and thought it was a gas line I would have called the gas company first.