Can this be used in an outdoor wood furnace?
804297
If this is a closed hot water system, I would think that it should work. I use it in a motor home Aqua Hot hot water heating system. Hope this helps.
804298
I'm not sure. It's designed primarily as a boiler type heating antifreeze or an aquahot type rv heating system liquid.
804299
Without looking at the owner's manual for the wood furnace, I can't say for sure. But I would think it would be OK since Camco Boiler Antifreeze is non-toxic and better than automotive antifreeze.
804300
I am currently using it in mine. I went away for two weeks over Christmas and turned my stove off, I didn't have any freezing problems. The temp was well below freezing the whole time.
1823465
I originally bought it for my outdoor wood boiler but it was way to small for it , so I bought one from grainger much larger size was needed, I still have this one if you want it just pay shipping
1600034
It has to be used outdoors due to the fact that when the flame hits the fake logs it causes soot It would work without the fake logs
1372938
I don't know why not. It functions like any gas stove. To meet fire codes in most places, the propane tank would need to be outside with a line coming through the wall
2283223
I doubt that it is rated for outdoor use. Perhaps in a weather-protected enclosure you could.
101902
I use it on a fuel oil furnace, hot-water baseboard, and it works fine during the winters here in Maine.
1505344
I think using this on a wooden deck would be inviting trouble. The Weber doesn't have screened sides either so a coal popping out of the fire onto the deck could easily happen. I think your better off using a chimnea and although not sold at amazon, I really like the big green egg ones - http://www.biggreenegg.com/chiminea.html Good luck.
2218057
I imagine that it can; but I would believe that the wood finish would suffer in the elements and the metal parts may rust. I really is a nice looking product-- we have had several people wanting particulars about it in order to purchase one, so using it outdoors would alter that "nice looking" aspect; but from a serviceable point, it should function just as well outdoors and inside.
272043
this is a indoor unit used to help heat your house, i dont think you would want to use it outside.if your house is not insulated well this would be hard to keep it warm.used mainly in one room. i dont reccomend it at all the cord shorted out one night in my bedroom and it caught my wall afire while i was sleeping.luckily the good lord woke me up in time.room was fool of smoke.eden pure wood not warrant this product due to the time frame of having it.it could have cost me my life. all they said was that they were sorry.definitly wont reccomend them really not worth the money for no more heat than they put out.beware of their sales tatics they wood like to sell you one.Robert A.
2278429
I don't think that would be advisable. First, the wood shaft in back extends too far down the blade to keep from burning. Second, fire might to change the hardness of steel. Third, I'm not sure if the paint or coating might give off some nasty fumes.
1925406
I'm sure it can, but put it to the side, not directly on coals or flame (Indirect heating). However, if U are using coals, try presoaking the wood chips, then spreading them directly onto coals. Hope this helps.
1735796
I would say yes you can. As long as you use it the same way as your furnace use's any air filter. it just replaces the air filter that all furnaces need.
1179587
No. It is for outdoor use only as it has an open flame. It would not work on a sink as the water needs to be able to be circulated to get it up to temp.
1077659
Maybe...if you build darn near a blast furnace under it. Any fire hot enough to "melt" or even distort this thing is way too hot to cook over. You would burn the outside into a piece of charcoal and still have raw meet inside. Personally though, I've never had a problem like that. It's made of very rugged steel. I really like it.
971739
Yes and no it can work but it may be against code. If you are venting it through the chimney you are supposed to use a steel liner. Venting it directly outside is fine though.Mine is currently venting out the chimney unlined but i will have the lining put in this spring.
2034977
My furnace heats a 20 by 30 foot shop that is well insulated. I live in southern Missouri. I am well satisfied with its performance; however, my conditions are a lot different than your environment.
1806407
As long as you have a standard fan housing, it would be possible to use this fan outdoors. However, I would not recommend it since the blade material is wood and the housing is not designed for outdoor usage. This means that the blades will eventually droop and the internal components will corrode; this process will be accelerated if you live in a place with relatively high humidity.