Plumbing Propane tank to 2 Eccotemp 45HI-LP Propane Heaters

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Pascal Poulin

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Hey guys, I would like to plumb propane to these two HWODs for a shower trailer I am building. Wondering what supplies I would need to do that, regulator, pipes ect. I would have a 100lbs propane tank outside. Would I have to use copper pipes and weld? Could I use individual lines to each HWOD, that are flexible so that I dont need to hire plumber. In a bit of a hurry so hiring a plumber may not be an option

Thanks a lot for the help in advance
 

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Gallon of lp = 91000 btu's 100lb tank holds 19.2 gallons every thing could be piped in flared fittings, soft copper tubing. Might want to think about a rented lp tank just depends how many people are taking showers. Tanks only hold 80% of volume.
https://www.etrailer.com/Propane/Ca...MIjIysqbOW6QIVkMDACh2ndA_UEAQYASABEgIGpvD_BwE
Need a two regulator set up lbs to lbs and lbs to inches
Your pictures are beautiful.
 
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