# Gas Orifice, LP/NG - P-Orfice

> Brass replacement gas orifice for Sunstone Gas Grill Valves, available for natural gas or liquid propane.

- Price: $6.00
- Availability: In stock
- SKU: P-Orfice
- Brand: Sunstone Metal Products
- Category: Parts & Accessories > Sunstone Gas Grill Parts
- Page: https://sunstonemp.com/products/gas-orifice-p-orifice-lp-ng

## Description

The Sunstone Gas Orifice (item P-Orfice) meters gas flow at the burner so your Sunstone grill heats evenly and reaches cooking temperature quickly. It fits Sunstone Gas Grill Valves and is available for natural gas (NG) or liquid propane (LP).

The orifice is brass for rust and wear resistance, weighs about 0.05 lb and installs without special tools. See our [warranty page](https://sunstonemp.com/warranty) for coverage.

## Specifications

| Spec | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Type | Orifice |
| Collection | Sunstone Gas Grill Parts |
| Dimensions | Standard Orifice Size for Sunstone Grills |
| Fuel Type | Natural gas or propane |
| Material | Brass |
| Weight | Approx. 0.05 lbs |
| Compatibility | Sunstone Gas Grill Valves, this easy-to-install ori |

## Features

- Brass construction
- Regulates gas flow for even burner heat
- Fits Sunstone Gas Grill Valves
- Natural gas (NG) or liquid propane (LP)
- Installs without special tools
- Weight: about 0.05 lb

## Options

- Select Gas Type: Orfice for Sunstone Propane Grill, Orfice for Sunstone Natural Gas Grill
- Gas Type Option: Orfice for Sunstone Propane Grill

## Questions & answers

**Q: Does this orifice have a warranty? How long does it usually last?**

Coverage details are on our warranty page, and if a part arrives defective or wrong, contact us with your order number. Small parts like this are made for long term use. How long it lasts mostly depends on a proper install and not getting damaged.

**Q: Can I install this orifice myself? I'm pretty handy but want to be safe.**

It can look simple, but gas lines need precision and careful safety steps. If you're comfortable with gas connections and have the right tools, you might be able to do it yourself, just make sure the gas supply is completely off first. For conversions especially, we highly recommend a certified gas technician so there's no risk of leaks.

**Q: How do I know if my orifice needs replacing?**

Watch for a flame that's uneven or very weak, or a grill that isn't heating like it should. A clogged or damaged orifice can cause all of these. Give it a visual check for blockages or wear when you do your regular grill maintenance.

**Q: What's this orifice made of? I'm worried about corrosion with our weather.**

It's usually brass, which is a great choice for outdoor gas parts. Brass resists corrosion and rust, so it holds up well in all kinds of weather. Install it right and check it once in a while and it should last for many years.

**Q: I'm switching from natural gas to propane. Will this orifice work or do I need a different one?**

It's made to work with both LP and NG systems. That said, you may need a different orifice size or type depending on your grill model and which gas you're switching to. Check your grill's manual or ask a certified technician so you get the right part for a safe conversion.