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@@kennixox262 Yes, it comes in both black and white. The Numi 2.0 has a better integrated wall mounted Bluetooth remote that runs on batteries which makes it easy for the home owner.

@@redhorseplumbing Very nice. Mine as you may know is (remote) hard wired and works very well. Love the black but from a "doctor's perspective" they suggest that a white bowl in order to be able to better "see" things down there should a health concern arise or just ensure that things look "normal". A black bowl, it is more difficult to examine whatever needs to be checked. Much like a cooking vessel, a stainless steel or a white or off white enamel pan, pot, to see how the food is browning/cooking etc. Love my Numi and it was installed back in 2016 during a gut job remodel. I understand there there is a wall mounted version and will have that in the next house. Everyone should have a "robot" toilet.

@@redhorseplumbing BTW, we had a rep from Kholer who supervised the rough in, water valve and wall plug, and the final installation as it was a relatively new product at the time. No real gap between the unit and the wall. Using it at first was a little strange as it was like sitting on a square box.

Polyethylene Pipe

More than one way to skin a cat. Not all PE pipe have those markings. And if you have more than a couple spirals, counting tick marks or numbers could be cumbersome. But good call

Yup, simple

Yup, that’s HIGH

To the HORSE!

You need to consider a few things; the total BTUs consumed, the total length of pipe from the meter to the point of use and the material of pipe. This gives you the required size. Also, unions are not permitted inside a wall. I would suggest a licensed and reliable plumber visit your home.

It’s not against code. If anything, its a WIN for the customer. They benefit from higher quality materials that wont rust as fast. Please reference the specific code to your proposition. I'd like to hear what you find.

There are two regulators serving the fire pit - the first is the main house gas regulator (as seen at the beginning of the video), the other is at the fire pit, below the sand and glass, included with the burner assembly. As you're already familiar, regulators are packaged from the manufacturer as part of the burner assembly. Notice the key for the valve?

@@redhorseplumbing that's just a ball valve, you don't need another one?

@@redhorseplumbing also without a thermocouple what shuts off the gas when it goes out?

You are correct sir, that key operates a ball valve. Short answer - there is a regulator. Please read the comment above as I already addressed this. The regulator is provided by the manufacturer with the burner and has been installed. It’s below the sand and glass - which is why it can’t be seen in the video.

Great comment, however, it passed city inspection. I suppose a tee/plug would also be correct. Please comment where in the IFGC that it requires a tee/elbow in lieu of a elbow? I'd love to learn more about your solution.

@@redhorseplumbing Not illegal. But the gas company likes to use that plug for their own purpose. Told to me by a meter setter after i did one like you did! He did not make me change it though. For future reference.

@@gusty60 If you look closely, there’s a tee with plug after the elbow.

Typically, the T&P drain and the pan drain line are installed separately and ideally should terminate outdoors to prevent water damage inside. A licensed plumber is always best.

Check with your local codes. Typically, the code requires a pan or approved material (galvanized sheeting) to prevent damage to drywall or studs in the event of a failure. Your drain may be sufficient to prevent water damage to nearby drywall.

Thanks! Appreciate the feedback!

A minimum of 24 inches between gas and electrical may be required if within the same trench. Check with your local jurisdiction for codes and guidance.

Thank you for watching.

Factors to consider; existing gas pressure after the regulator, pressure drop, material of pipe you plan to install (metallic pipe, semirigid copper corrugated stainless steel PE pipe), the length of pipe for each appliance and the BTU rating of each appliance on the same gas pipe, including your BBQ. For a complete answer, reference a gas code book (i.e., IFGC) and check with your local jurisdiction for codes and guidance.

About $1.1M

@@redhorseplumbing that’s if I supply the equipment? 😅

My pleasure. Thank you.

It’s getting there.

Thanks!!

Great question! They have a couple outdoor fire pits still on the line.

I’ve use both but the emery cloth was in my solder kit. Guess I’m just used to the emery cloth. Thanks dude!

Thanks! Hope all is good Deez!

JoMomma1973 - yup, first one! And yes, the PS was pretty great!