FYI, for anyone that has their sump on the floor without insulation under it, there was a lot of heat in the ground still yesterday, tonight the floor in your house is likely to be colder and pull more heat out of your tank.
oh the alarm has been blasting... headed to fjw now to get new heater.
I don’t think that’s a real thing. Sounds dangerous.Someone was telling me you can get indoor propane heaters that are safe. Seems like they would be perfect in some conditions. Maybe even backup
if you loose your heat. At least keep the room warm.
I have one of these... still has a propane odor that burns. Im using mine in the garage.There are a few rated for indoors. They use a catalytic burn usually so they don't make CO, but they put off a lot of humidity, eat up your O2, and put out CO2. I think mr buddy is one.
Yeah, indoor safe and has low O2 cutoff. Is not an open flame, it has a catalytic burner with a pilot to get it going.
You can get an adapter to attach to a 20lb tank. Or an adapter to use your bigger tank to refill the smaller ones. I have 4 new ones and 4 that I just been refilling.Mr buddy is one. Many sites saying they are perfectly safe. Wouldnt use 1 except emergency because your using a propane bottle
that will run out.
Wrap the sump with blankets.Im having problemsBecause im running a 100 gal sump in the garage. Have 5 heaters running 3, 500 and 2 350s and cannot get my temps up.
tried adding another and tripped a breaker. Temporarily hooked the last one up where I my lights usually run, I m running a 1500 wt heater in the
aquarium room so if I go to propane I can use that circuit. Been thinking on how to move the sump indoors that would help.
Im having problemsBecause im running a 100 gal sump in the garage. Have 5 heaters running 3, 500 and 2 350s and cannot get my temps up.
tried adding another and tripped a breaker. Temporarily hooked the last one up where I my lights usually run, I m running a 1500 wt heater in the
aquarium room so if I go to propane I can use that circuit. Been thinking on how to move the sump indoors that would help.