What about the moisture for these heaters?
364818
any time you ignite a gas like propane, butane, octane (aka gasoline) methane( aka natural gas) you release CO2 & water. all of my gas heaters ( i own 5 ) release water. it really likes to collect on windows where there is a big temperature difference. there is no way to avoid this unless you burn wood in a stove or run central air.
364819
No problum with moisture. works well inside,I used it this pass winter, It heated three room very well. I like this Heater.
364820
This is a nonvented heater so it does produce water vapor. My park model is not very tight so that is not much of a problem for me, but if your unit has tight windows and doors you will build up some moisture inside.
364821
All propane heaters produce moisture - its inherent by product of the process of burning propane - no way around it - physics. Having said that, it normally does not create an issue unless you are heating a very small and airtight space. Where we live, the moisture it adds to the air is quite welcome - and in the winter, it gets VERY DRY.
364822
You must be thinking of high energy efficient furnaces that produce condensation moisture and there is a special venting process that allows the water to drain. The process with this heater does not produce moisture, there is no vent, and I have not had an issue.
364823
I haven't experienced any significant moisture in our year of use so far,George ...I run it in a basement apartment that also has a dehumidifier but we haven't had to use it for moisture yet. Our apartment ''we rent out'' has two bedrooms and a kicthen so if any moisture levels out heater works great also easy to clean and install well worth the money/effort
364824
Not sure what moisture you are reffering to. I have used this for two winters and could not be happier. It produces abundant, dry, even heat in sufficient quantities to keep my 15 x 30 living room toasty on a low setting. Gas prices are low at the moment, and this unit is very efficient. I burn it every evening and all weekend long on about 10 gallons of fuel per month. Thinking about adding one or two more and shutting down my oil burner. Hope this helps.
1547413
Code or no code . . . replace tungsten lamps with LED lamps. No heat to worry about with bathroom humidity.
757640
The instructions warn you not to let it run dry. I can only assume that it will damage the heater if you do.
2198061
We've had our 2 heaters now for a year and I think they come out together. Keeping the air from getting dried out. Need to fill the water once a day.
1676032
mine doesn't have moisture inside! i wouldn't buy this one tho. the guy tried to take 500 dollars out of my account, and yesterday it stopped working. I've only had it for like a month or so.
1360774
Mine works well. I'm not in a super humid environment, but I keep it next to the stove with lots of heat, vapors, etc... and I haven't had any problems yet.
1695318
And lol dont listen to the guy below me. I ran these in cloner tents with 99% rh and that was over 6 months ago. Moisture isnt an issue for these fans its the heat. The oil in the bearing will burn up if the air going in is over 105. Just add 3in1 oil to the base of the fan shaft while its running, with the fans blades off of course. Take care of them and they will take care of you.
1981529
I have kept mine for long periods of time - and they are great. . . key seems to be keeping the moisture at bay. I vacuum sealed mine for keeping but probably not necessary if you seal them well and store in a dry place. You will love these little gems. :)
2107589
I have had mine for a year and so far no moisture. They also have stood up well against the Wyoming winter.
1314656
It's the way infrared heaters put out and distribute the heat compared to ceramics. Ceramic heaters along with heat coil and sun dish type will burn up and destroy all the moister in the air, infrared heater work with the moisture so it doesn't dry out the air as bad as one of the other types and that alone will heat up the room more efficiently and keep the humidity levels more comfortable.
996195
the water and the filter do a good job of catching the dust and lint if they are kept clean so things do not over heat. As to the humidity , it has to go somewhere whether it is a vent less dryer you now have or a vented dryer. In our case we are in Hawaii and can open a window or two to let the humidity out of our condo unit.
1795995
I havent had moisture problems, these lights look and work great. I guess if u want to enforce the seal with something as a precaution, u can try some type of sealant.
1228286
Mine have no issues with moisture, and I have one on each of my tanks. They've been running for over a year with no incident of problems. I would be hesitant to put them in a plastic bag though, sounds like a fire risk without needing to do so.
301017
I bought this Tuscany canister set, as well as the bread box in mid January. I haven't had any moisture problems. I live in northern Maine and heat with wood so the air in my house is dry and I use a humidifier. Let suggestion would be to check the humidity level in your house.
1962112
Yes. You could be risking moisture on electrical components. Temperature controlled environment would be a better way to go.
327602
Check the humidity reading where your using it. Maybe the air just isn't as dry this year or furnace isn't running as much?
892590
No problem just keep the heat at meduim low and adjust the moisture vents. No need for foil.