Would I have a problem putting this over a UTH? Such as it burning it?
1623715
As long as you don't place it too close to the carpet. Read recommendation from the uth product.
1623716
Not at all, I use them in all of my terrariums. They don't get very hot and you can also purchase a thermostat to finely tune heat dispense throughout your new friends habitat.
731870
Incidental contact with gasoline will not be a problem. As for heat, well how hot is hot? I'm sure you could melt it/burn it with Propane or MAPP gas, if you're thinking of using on engine parts things other than exhaust manifolds should be fine. As always proper surface prep is key.
1572133
Sure, put it on one side, and just don't use the burner underneath it, and you might want to put foil underneath it as well to shield it from the heat of the other burners so it won't combust to fast. Also try to keep the heat below 225 degrees.
192670
I don't think that will effect its operation, except that the heat may tend to stay up towards the upper side of the piping and decrease the efficiency of the heat exchanger. If you burn extremely dry wood you shouldn't have any problem with creosote, so don't burn new or wet wood to avoid this. If at all possible, I'd try to install it in a vertical section.
1397762
Sorry , I did mean to hit send , anyway the resistance is not the same so you run the rusk of overheating and this could definitely cause a number of problems. However, I am not an expert in this area, so I'm just talking from reading and experience. Hope this helps.
174786
didn't fit over mine - too small. don't know if it would melt or not. sorry
1326289
I do not think it will matter. So long as you have the proper connection, it should be fine. The only thing that might be different is how far you can place the tank from the burner. The hose angle might eat up some of the distance you would otherwise get if the connection was lower.
320149
Give it two hours , should be fine. First rule is before you mate the pieces together let the rtv skin up.
625974
I do think it *could* be a problem if you don't want an occasional spark to shoot out. I bought some metal hardware cloth and wrapped it around the metal frame that holds the lid up. Actually used the bolts in the frame to secure the cloth, worked quite well.
918022
Not really. Think of it as two pieces of shiny thin cardboard with foam in between. If you put flames on it, it will burn. If it gets a little liquid splashed on it, it might be okay. If it is put under water, it will most likely become soggy and possibly break apart.
1082554
You should be fine putting it over its just a hard piece of plastic that goes over it
1757491
No, this has not been an issue for us at all. While it burns very high, I have found that it can work equally well on a very low setting. I have found it to be of excellent quality. I trust it is just a glich. All the best.
1187546
RH is wrong. NEVER put ANYTHING on top of an amp. The heat will cook the internal components.
986216
I am not sure, I have a gas burner, but I can't imagine it would be a problem.
1060149
I was thinking to do the same thing but I haven't done it yet. You can try and if you feel that it suffers and start overheating that it s not good to continue because it may burned out.
895985
I'd recommend you pack it in the original shipping container. I see no reason why that wouldn't work. FYI - this unit does provide good heat but be careful, i.e the top metal cover gets extremely hot.
1226022
I have not had a problem with that at all. do you think it could using too high of heat?