Automatic Gas Shut Off Valve ?

I think I have seen fire extinguisher systems for restaurant grills which are also wired into a valve for the gas line. So may want to check companies which install these systems - maybe can find just the electric valve. Then make your own timer or ask on the internet what to do.

To Robertm:

NIce, Bob. I notice there are both mechanical and digital models available. As an avid BBQ cook I'd suggest using the digital version

-- not because it's digital but because it can be set to run longer. The mechanical unit would be fine for a few burgers but its 1-hour limit is too short for serious grilling.

To Bob La Londe:

If you'd like some really great grill recipes, let me know. I have one for roast ham and another for a thanksgiving turkey. Both are fantastic recipes. The ham involves mango sauce and a side of chutney. The turkey recipe is equally good in a convection or conventional oven, but I love the flavor the grill gives it. You need a pretty hefty gas grill for either of these but if you're going to piped gas you'll probably have a good size model.

Regards, Robert L Bass

Ah, an ansul system. Parts for it may be the trick. Hmmm... Anybody got any suggestions.

Thats what I was looking for. Cool.

I have a safey pin from an Ansul system...that's a start!

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| >> We will be moving soon, and the new house has bulk propane for fuel. It | >> is plumbed out to the back patio with a gas line for a grill. I just | >> fear forgetting to turn off the grill and having it run for a couple | >> days. I can see extreme heat building up and causing all kinds of | >> potential safety hazards not to mention burning hundreds of dollars worth | >> of fuel. | >>

| >> Does anybody know of a shut off valve with a timer that I could install | >> inline to automatically shut off the fuel to the grill if I don't reset | >> it every so often? Say every 30 minutes or something like that. | >>

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Me too. The instructions are written in Japkorlish though. Good thing 220v is not required.

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| >> We will be moving soon, and the new house has bulk propane for fuel. It | >> is plumbed out to the back patio with a gas line for a grill. I just | >> fear forgetting to turn off the grill and having it run for a couple | >> days. I can see extreme heat building up and causing all kinds of | >> potential safety hazards not to mention burning hundreds of dollars worth | >> of fuel. | >>

| >> Does anybody know of a shut off valve with a timer that I could install | >> inline to automatically shut off the fuel to the grill if I don't reset | >> it every so often? Say every 30 minutes or something like that. | >>

| >> -- | >> Bob La Londe | >>

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Try this:

After all the help you guys gave me with my alarm system, I figured I owed something in return so I spent some time googling around. That was the only one I found with an LP connector. Many others out there but they are for natural gas only. When you get to be my age, you don't need a bunch of other people around to forget things.

Bob

Hey...I can use one of those myself.

Thanks for the link.

Jim Rojas

What the f*ck is the matter with you people? I hear every time my furnace turns on up here. Why? BECAUSE THE METER IS RUNNING YA KNUCKLEHEADS.

At times you talk complete & utter bollocks Frank

Doug L

m i c r o w a v e .... :-)

I admit I could use one of these timers as well...... I sent them a note asking how I could buy one of these......has anyone heard back from this site? Am I missing the pricing/ordering info for this device?

The wife says that I am blind........damn I feel stupid!!

smarty in South Texas

In many towns and cities in GB you have to put money in the meter to run the gas. Personally I don't see how people there can survive... Getting up to a freezing house then having to hunt for dimes and quarters (pence or Euro's) to "feed the meter"... Brrrrrr!!!!

You callin' me a liar, Doug?? I dare ya to say that with no counter between us!! ;-)