Many, if not most, residential natural gas appliances have their own individual regulator. Most often this regulator is built into the automatic gas valve. The appliance itself usually calls for a gas pressure of 3.5 inches of water column at the burner and that is set by the internal regulator.Click to see full answer. Considering this, can you use a gas grill without a regulator?Your grill is no different than any other gas cook stove or heater. Nothing can be operated without a regulator except a weed burner in which the needle valve serves as a regulator. If and only IF you connect to the house propane system you will have to remove the regulator from the grill. does a natural gas fireplace need a regulator? There actually are simple That will depend on what kind of gas service you have and what sort of fireplace you are installing. Every gas appliance will have a listing plate that tells you what pressure the gas input needs to be. If the pressure in your gas line is within that range, no regulator is needed. Also question is, does gas grill need regulator? If the gas line running off the main to your grill has a low pressure regulator before the shut off then it is not necessary to put a regulator on the grill. Even if the gas line is already regulated on the main line it cannot hurt anything to put an inexpensive appliance regulator on the grill.Are all gas grill regulators the same?Every propane gas grill uses an LP regulator, but not all regulators are created equal. There are many types of gas regulators available including : High-Pressure Regulators, First Stage Regulators, Second Stage Regulators, Integral Twin Stage Regulators and Appliance Regulators .

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