3/8 inch ID Natural Gas Hose, 10foot length, designed for use with natural gas conversion kits for fire pits. Provides a flexible, reliable connection when converting or extending natural gas supply to outdoor fire appliances. Key benefits Correct fit for conversion kits: Inner diameter of 3/8 inch matches common fire pit conversion fittings, reducing the need for adapters. Ready length: 10foot hose gives ample reach to connect a fire pit regulator or valve to a natural gas supply without extensions. Flexible routing: Bends and flexes for routing through enclosure openings and around obstacles while maintaining a consistent fuel flow. Simplifies installation: Use the hose to worn tubing or to complete a conversion kit installation with a single, purposesized component. Durable for outdoor use: Built for repeated handling during installation and seasonal use. Important attributes Function: Supply line for natural gas in conversion kits and fire pit connections. Compatibility: Intended for natural gas applications that require a 3/8 inch inner diameter hose. Suitable for most fire pit conversion kits and compatible valves and regulators that accept 3/8 inch ID hoses. Size: 3/8 inch inner diameter, 10foot length. Material and performance: Flexible hose constructed for natural gas flow and typical use in outdoor appliance connections. Intended to maintain consistent gas delivery under normal operating conditions. Practical use scenarios Converting a propane fire pit to natural gas: Use the hose to connect the conversion kit regulator to the fire pit valve and route the supply line without splicing. Replacing a damaged supply line: Swap an aging or cracked hose with this 3/8 inch ID, 10foot hose to restore reliable fuel delivery. Extending a fixed connection: Where the existing tubing falls short, use this hose to bridge the gap between the home natural gas line and the fire pit regulator. Notes for installers Confirm that the appliance and conversion kit require a 3/8 inch inner diameter hose before installation. Follow local codes and installer instructions for gas work. Use appropriate fittings and a qualified installer when required.