NOW we're getting somewhere! I LIKE this option: radiant AND fan-forced
heat, two zones, etc. I've never heard of ventilated catalytics. I have lots
of questions:
� Is the vent via a tube, or directly in the heater housing?
� Does the vent exhaust all the combustion products, water included?
� Do these units each have a fan, and are they both hooked up to the
thermostat for completely automatic heating? Or is it just the blower that's
hooked to the thermostat?
� Is anyone else familiar with these rigs? Are they safe to run with the
trailer closed, round the clock?
� Phil, when you have a chance and if these cats have mfr labels on them
that would help me get in touch with the maker, I'd love to have that info.
Dan Weeks
75 Argosy 26 year-round liveaboard that wants to be warmer next winter
Des Moines
> From: "phil patterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Wed, 23 May 2001 15:50:04 -0600
> To: Multiple recipients of VACList <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [VAC] Re: furnace/ Catalytics
>
> My 61 Tradewind has 2 Catalytic heaters, one in the bathroom and one on the
> side of the refrig. pointing toward the front room. Both heaters are
> positively vented with a small vent outside. There is a very small blower
> that runs when heat is called for by the wall thermostats. We were in a
> blizzard in Co. when the temp got down to 20 at night. I ran the bathroom
> one which kept the bedroom comfortable, also it backs up to the closet that
> has the grey water tanks and most plumbing. the back of the heater gets warm
> and seemed to keep the the water items from freezing. I believe the heaters
> I have say "CAT" on the front and were from a company in Washington State.
> Phil
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