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Another Heater Option
I was just going over the Dultmeier Catalog and see that they have a stout-looking add-on heater that looks interesting. If you are tired of copper coils and want another heater option.....this might work. It is heavy, but if that is due to beefiness of unit, I'm okay with that.
https://www.dultmeier.com/products/search/1624
https://www.dultmeier.com/products/search/1624
Re: Another Heater Option
Nice find. Man that's got everything I want in a heater, except that ridiculous weight! LP, High PSI, 12v Adjustable thermostat control
I wonder if it would get as hot as LG at the flow we use?
From what I see, I'd buy one of these before I bought another LG.
I wonder if it would get as hot as LG at the flow we use?
From what I see, I'd buy one of these before I bought another LG.
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Re: Another Heater Option
4.4 gpm is what you need
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Re: Another Heater Option
ACE Services wrote:4.4 gpm is what you need
Need for what?
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Re: Another Heater Option
I like the ones that have the Milli_volt option. It creates its own electricity for the spark.
Re: Another Heater Option
Ya those look like a good deal as long as they are safe kept inside a van
2 grand for 560k btu, 4k psi, and 5 gpm, thats a lot better than LG for 2k
2 grand for 560k btu, 4k psi, and 5 gpm, thats a lot better than LG for 2k
Re: Another Heater Option
It looks like the real deal, I'm thinking about taking a look at one Monday. With the exception of the weight, I like it on paper.
I also like that I can get parts and service an hour away from my house if needed.
I also like that I can get parts and service an hour away from my house if needed.
Re: Another Heater Option
ACE Services wrote:4.4 gpm is what you need
Okay, I am curious about this number. I would think that it would only need to match the gpm of your machine's pump. If your pump is putting out 3.5, for example, why would it need to flow at 4.4?
Re: Another Heater Option
Hey Tim, did you happen to see the coil cleaning kit at the bottom of the listing?
Might be just the thing that you need.
Might be just the thing that you need.
Re: Another Heater Option
Pulled on a loose string and bingo!!
Might find a price deal at the source.
http://advancedequip.com/hot-water-generators/alkota-hot-water-generators
Might find a price deal at the source.
http://advancedequip.com/hot-water-generators/alkota-hot-water-generators
Re: Another Heater Option
I figured the 4.4 gpm because the next one down is the 2.2 gallons per minute so depending on what you are doing ie tile and grout you need the heater to keep up with the demand of water to keep it hot.
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Re: Another Heater Option
ACE Services wrote:I figured the 4.4 gpm because the next one down is the 2.2 gallons per minute so depending on what you are doing ie tile and grout you need the heater to keep up with the demand of water to keep it hot.
Oh, I got it now.....very good point.
I think I am going to go down next week and demo a unit. Anyone want a review of them?
Actually, better yet. Post your specific questions and I will get them answered when I meet with them.
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