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01-15-02, 11:25 AM

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Natural Gas Logs

I installed natural gas logs in my house and piped it with 1/2" black pipe. My question is do I need a regulator in the line or is the regulator on the logs enough?

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01-23-02, 09:44 AM

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I answered my own question

I called the manufacturer of the logs and they said that the regulator that the pipe comes into from the street is all that is required for the log set. I am happy I do not have to spend any more money.

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