Will the Caframo 9206 help de-humidify an RV that has propane as its main heat source?
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The addition of heat helps dissipate moisture. Typical heat based gadgets used for this purpose run continuously circulating air over a moderate heat source. This heater is not built for that purpose. setting the thermostat at a low temperature the heater will cycle on and off instead of running continuously. On days that are most but above the thermostat setting it will not come on at all. So it does not seem like a good option to me. But, it will certainly do a better job than doing nothing.
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Not likely unless by being warmer the moisture evaporated but then it would need an escape from the space.
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The heat here is a central propane furnance, so I can't respond with accuracy. However, I don't see why it wouldn't as it is a digital and provides an on-off based on the surrounding temperature. Sorry that I can't provide more info.
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yes it will heat it but you will burn a heck of a lot of propane in the meantime. its best if you turn it on high for starters and then lower the thermostat down so you can save on propane while maintaining temperatures. quite frankly though I would look for something that will lower your costs.lower your usage costs.
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Was planning on switching over to a type C converter myself which will burn both gas and propane. Check on you tube for vid's doing swap over.
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I believe instruction manual states you can install in return, I would think combustion is going to burn off some of the humidity you are adding with unit. I would think post furnace is much better and efficient than pre furnace. Natural gas releases moisture content in combustion that runs off as condensation, so I would think that humidity in return or intake would be fine and not rust and scale burners. This unit is awesome just as the reviews state. Brian.
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I use my heater in my 25'x 45' garage as a back up and to help the furnace and it provides quick heat in the morning, I only use kero you can use diesel but you will probably notice fumes, I can't take the fumes its not as bad as a torpedo heater but I myself wont do it, try it if ok then do it
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This fitting allows you to run an extenal propane tank off your motorhome rather than to be constantly using the onboard propane tank. It also has a fitting and hose for hooking up a grill without using a seperate tank for the grill. Mine works great.
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Yes, I installed mine in my 5th wheel when the relay in the ceilin unit failed. Much cheaper than replacing the controller board in the ceiling A/C central unit which operated the ducted propane heater. Be sure you know how to hook it up.Be advised this thermostat does not have an on/off switch, so I place a small piece of paper or cardboard between the contacts when not in use. That way if the RV is just sitting in your driveway the heater can't run if the temp drops overnight.
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Do you have any propane units at all that your using now?It's a great heater I would google it too...and see
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Not directly to it. First you would have to get an adapter at Walmart to connect the 1 pound tank to an RV pressure regulator which has a coupling designed to connect to a larger RV tank. Between the stove top and regulator you would attach an appropriate length of propane gas line. If you want to connect a 1 pound tank directly you'll need to get a camping stove made to use that way. GT
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If your garage is insulated it might generate enough heat. But I don't think it would be very efficient. There are some nice propane heaters that would burn much less fuel. My Camp Chef burns a 20 lb tank in about 8 hours. It is cheaper than buying firewood while camping but seems a bit expensive for regular use in your garage.
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Yes it can. I have it mounted on the wall in my basement. Keep in mind that burning propane or natural gas produces water vapor, so it increases humidity in the room. I keep the heater on low for the room to be comfortable but not hot, and the moisture is not a problem.
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I really dont know. I used it for the baby weber Q to hook up to the RV quick disconnect propane after removing the regulater. Works great!
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My Jayco TT has the same quick disconnect hook-up that you described above. Unfortunately, the research I've done has revealed that this is a low-flow hook up and won't work with the Weber Baby-Q which is a high-flow unit. Some forums that I have read discuss a work around for this problem but they all seemed very complicated and somewhat costly. I purchased the hose adapter to be able to screw directly to the tanks at the front of the trailer but have also found it much easier to just use the small LP tanks so I can grill anywhere I want... including under my awning. Though this stove will most likely not work with the quick disconnect on your RV/TT, I feel you will find that this BBQ unit is far superior than the ones made for RV's and TT's. You will not be disappointed with this purchase!!
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I have used this for an older Colman camp stove. Worked well but had to use a filter at stove connection due to "dirty" propane in 20lb tank.
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It will pump your tank dry I bet. I got mine for a rebuild rv project that is actually at plumbing stage now.
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Depends on how cold it is Seriously cold like less than freezing in my RV less than a week as primary heat source good luck