Burner options with 2 psi propane?

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pilotdane

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My house is plumbed with 2psi propane lines. My current burner is hooked to a secondary regulator dropping to 10in pressure. Are there any burner options to give more output without going to a 20psi Banjo? Now that I am spoiled by being piped into the house supply I really hate the idea of going back to portable propane tanks.
 
My house is plumbed with 2psi propane lines. My current burner is hooked to a secondary regulator dropping to 10in pressure. Are there any burner options to give more output without going to a 20psi Banjo? Now that I am spoiled by being piped into the house supply I really hate the idea of going back to portable propane tanks.

Anything above 11WC or 0.5 lbs/square inches is considered high pressure Propane. Why can't you use a Banjo burner and just drill out the orifice a tiny bit to compensate for the lower propane pressure?
 
Hurricane burner has a 1 psi propane regulator available as the standard equipment to fire it.
 
I am going to go with ring burners. Search for 10 tip burner and you will find a good thread about them. I am going to go with 23-tips burners for my HLT and BK, and a 10-tip burner for my MLT.
 
Is the only difference between a Banjo and Hurricane burner the operating pressure and orfice size? The burners appear identical.
 
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