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Water Pre-heaters
I was going over my winter upgrades list and I want to add a fresh water pre-heater to the system to help the HX do its job. In past years, I would fill my tank the night before and let the space heaters get it to more normal temp, but when on commercial work, I often have to direct feed the system with water not much more than freezing.
Does anyone make a decent pre-heater to help raise the temp a little prior to the fresh water tank? I really don't want to add another heater after the HX, but sometimes it can be tough to hold heat over 160 atw on the really cold nights.
Does anyone make a decent pre-heater to help raise the temp a little prior to the fresh water tank? I really don't want to add another heater after the HX, but sometimes it can be tough to hold heat over 160 atw on the really cold nights.
Re: Water Pre-heaters
Ever thought about an on demand, propane water heater? Like that are in homes? Few hundred bucks and are adjustable.....
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Re: Water Pre-heaters
Very true, nothing comes free...especially heat.
During the winter, I am almost 100% commercial withmost requiring direct water hook-ups as I will go over 400 gallons at a time.
I have access to the building's,electricity and was hoping that their might be a good device out there to heat the incoming water to the truck.
I actually tried to feed off their water heater once, but it was a pathetically small unit of around 15 gallons. Does any of those electric portable extractor heaters have any value here?
During the winter, I am almost 100% commercial withmost requiring direct water hook-ups as I will go over 400 gallons at a time.
I have access to the building's,electricity and was hoping that their might be a good device out there to heat the incoming water to the truck.
I actually tried to feed off their water heater once, but it was a pathetically small unit of around 15 gallons. Does any of those electric portable extractor heaters have any value here?
Re: Water Pre-heaters
yea as much as you might not like propane, it works good...
mine is flipped, i have the heli-coil to use as a pre heater off the machine...then it feeds my propane unit....
plus the heli-coil works well for heat on furniture so i dont have to worry about the stupid heat a propane puts out
mine is flipped, i have the heli-coil to use as a pre heater off the machine...then it feeds my propane unit....
plus the heli-coil works well for heat on furniture so i dont have to worry about the stupid heat a propane puts out
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