psi or wc rating of regulator?

[grubbster]

Does anyone know the psi or wc output of the propane regulator on a 2014 roo? I am trying to see if I can attach a wave heater to the line. It takes 11wc. Thanks

[rana]

10.5" - 11" wc is pretty standard. You should have no issues installing an inline hose with a quick disconnect or inline valve for your wave heater.

[Witch Doctor]

When we measured and set the regulator for a FAU. We always set it at 11.5 in a water column. The test that carrier did was that under 11.5 in the WC would add to yellow flame and sooting problems. Most are RV'S are set at 11.0. Why I do not know......Set that WC on all our propane FAU's for 20 years..... PS: I guess I should answer your question you should be fine if your Roo is set at 11.0 in a WC.

[Hicks43]

^^ x2 amerigas tech.

[grubbster]

Thanks guys. Going to Yellowstone in two weeks and going to need that thing.

[jkoenig24]

If you'll be camping in Yellowstone's Mammoth CG (no reservation; first come, first served), know that you'll be at 6200' elevation. After a few days, my usually rock solid Honda Handi generator died. Turned out the problem was a fouled spark plug, due to the high elevation. Once the plug was cleaned, the Handi returned to its' usual high state of reliability. I don't remember having any trouble with the stove or furnace. Some RV refrigerators don't run well at high altitudes (mine was fine). Just keep the elevation in mind if you do run into any weirdness.

[grubbster]

Thanks for the heads up. I think I'll pack an extra plug for genny.