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Natural Gas Appliance UFies: Question...	by tonyz	2014-02-06 18:26:44
It might be some sort of pressure regulator and	by wwill	2014-02-06 18:35:49
It looks like this	by tonyz	2014-02-06 19:36:28
IMAGE. The circular thing on the left is what I assume is the saftey switch/valve/regulator. I have no knowledge or experience with CNG setups apart from my LPG bbq grill. I have seen connections running into houses before that consist of nothing more than a pipe from the ground into the house with only that regulator or whatever it is inline. I had assumed those places were not metered because they had a tank. I also assume that the tanker truck that refills CNG tanks has its own method of metering volume to bill the customer. ...I honestly don't know. I know I can't have a tank here, but, I'm thinking that IF there is service here it might be more cost effective to run my BBQ, air conditioner, and heater on CNG. Even if I have to pay an arm and a leg to get service brought to the property. Of course, that guy might have a CNG line to his house because he is mere feet from the county line. I'm nearly a mile north of there.
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That is a stock municipal natural gas meter.	by wwill	2014-02-06 19:46:17
So basically,	by tonyz	2014-02-06 20:22:41
If it has the big boxy part in the middle with the	by vampire	2014-02-06 19:48:17

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