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How loud is the diesel heater?It’s definitely a Webasto copy, lol. I was going to build one in a toolbox, but this is so much easier. It may end up being plumbed in the teardrop. We’ll see.
I have a Buddy heater also. I don’t want the condensation that comes with hem. The Buddy heater is quieter though.
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If you are thinking about plumbing it in the trailer, we should talk. I found some nice stainless steel bulkhead fittings for the exhaust, and lots of accessories for running the rest of the ducting, such as a flexible exhaust hose you can cut to length, insulation for the hot hose, short radius elbows for the exhaust, duct work, and vent plates.It’s definitely a Webasto copy, lol. I was going to build one in a toolbox, but this is so much easier. It may end up being plumbed in the teardrop. We’ll see.
I have a Buddy heater also. I don’t want the condensation that comes with hem. The Buddy heater is quieter though.
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Yeah the Amazon description is a bit lackluster. Going to assume that the main unit must be outside the dwelling in order to vent the diesel exhaust. Also going to assume that it is a forced air unit due to the 12v or 24v system. That must be what runs the fan to blow the heated air inside. Think of it as a very small gas (diesel) furnace like at home. Your home furnace must vent the combustion fumes outside so they usually use a fan to force the fumes outside. This unit is designed to be outside and force the heated air inside while keeping the exhaust fumes outside...I think.Is the main unit designed to be installed outdoors? I looked at the description on Amz but it really doesn't say. I am assuming that it would be since it is burning fuel for the heat, but then I see that LED control pad and that throws me off. I have a basket on the tongue of the teardrop and this looks like it would fit nicely there. I'd have to configure a place for the heat vent to come through the trailer wall.
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That only works on AC . Perfect for RV parks .I've been looking at the
ClimateRight CR5000ACH 5,000 BTU Compact Portable Outdoor Air Conditioner and Heater It's around $550 but does both heat and A/C.
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Understood. Would it feasibly run on a 2000 watt inverter powered by a 12v AGM 105ah battery? Such battery would be charged with a DC/DC Ctek charger when the engine is running and solar charged when possible otherwise? I have the access to free used good 90-105ah AGM batteries. Would two in series be better?That only works on AC . Perfect for RV parks .
It could but not for long. The company recommends a 2000 watt generator . That is a\lot of power.Understood. Would it feasibly run on a 2000 watt inverter powered by a 12v AGM 105ah battery? Such battery would be charged with a DC/DC Ctek charger when the engine is running and solar charged when possible otherwise? I have the access to free used good 90-105ah AGM batteries. Would two in series be better?
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I ordered a parking heater to heat our teardrop or RTT. It sits outside, runs on diesel, kerosene, or other similar fuel. It’s pretty quiet. I didn’t like the electrical connector, so I swapped to Anderson Powerpoles. I have some ideas for mods, so I will update when I do them.
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Here’s the heater I bought. Ships via a slow boat. I think it took 3 weeks to get here.
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