I am an American retiree residing in the Philippines. I would like to import a Brinkman "All in one" BBQ from the USA. In America it is set up to use Propane gas, but in the Philippines propane is not available, the standard is Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG). Can the imported unit use LPG instead of propane without alteration? If not what needs to be altered?

I thought LPG and propane were the same thing. (?)

I think they are the same thing. If you were to use natural gas you would need to replace the orifices with larger ones and wouldn't need a regulator. I think you'll be OK as is though.

they are the same thing and your grill will have a regulator to make sure the gas pressure is correct

Propane is LPG. Just another way of saying the same thing.

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