Will this work to trap the air using a cart heater (if I used something like suran wrap to close the back)?
1744692
I use it with a cart that has a windshield, so I have the back covered with cover's plastic windshield. It traps most of the heat from the heater that way. It would work similarly using suran wrap depending on the seal. One thing is that the sides don't come down as far as they do with a winter cart cover, but, mine keeps me warm enough with the heater. Hope this helps.
1744693
We used ours for the first time last week. Although it isn't as good as the normal heavy duty cart cover it did keep the wind and rain off of us. I would really be worried about using a heater because this is flimsy material and it will fly around, could easily catch fire I would think.
1744694
No. You do not want to trap air from a gas heater. Carbon monoxide gas is dangerous.
1744695
Not really, your feet are exposed up to mid-shin since it doesn't completely enclose the cab, most of your air would lost through that area. Would it make it warmer inside, yeah better than nothing.
1744696
To be honest...I don't think it will trap heat enough to make a difference. It is really for rain and what i call a summer over. Not saying it won't work but you will lose a lot of heat.
1744697
I would not use this as a cart cover, only effective if you throw it on your cart for immediate rain fall & and head for shelter. It work like a rain jacket , doesn't cover everything. Very weak material tears if it catches any windGood Luck
489655
Cork or wine stopper will work fine, this product will work on anything you want to preserve it displaces the air.
1842749
Either one will work and It is actually a good Idea, This will help save a little money and contain the heat provided by the wrap.
1690973
I have my cart stored for winter so not sure. My cart has the back set attached and it more than cover clear to the bottom the whole way around the cart. I really was impressed with this cover and the material it is made of.
713533
I don't think these are a good option for that...they are for confined spaces (like a safe) for that much air you will need something more robust to be effective.
2027999
I set mine up to draw fumes or hot air out of my garage. It fit perfectly into the opening of a roof vent. It is only max 400cfm so your volumetric flow is not high, but to move some fumes it works. I found paint spray vapor deposited on my fan blades so it does work somewhat ok. But it is not sealed, spark proof or waterproof so think about your application carefully & be sure you are not creating a hazard
1876404
If the heater is sitting the slightest bit crooked it will turn off. It doesn't heat areas that maybe are not air tight very well either. A camper will probably be too big for this little heater to heat it is not very stron in blowing the hot air out so in ny opinion I'd say no. You are better off with a different heater
1080239
yes it will work...but it will spew out hot air from the back. and it's pretty warm.
497938
This will block the air flow from a forced air heat vent. They come in different sizes for different size vents. Order one that fits the vent(s) you have. You can purchase a smaller one to block only a partial vent. However, they are not very strong magnetically, so if there is any air pressure at all, it could be ineffective. The more vents you have blocked, the more pressure you have in the system. If you are blocking a lot of vents, it might be better to turn down/off the heater altogether and use an area heater for the area you need the heat. Another solution is to buy an adjustable heat vent that has a lever that you manually adjust the air flow for one vent. Warning of caution though, don't block more than 50% of you vents, this will cause too much pressure and possibly cause a problem blower motor or blow a hole in the the ducting, both of which can cost a lot of money to fix. Even worse, over working the blower motor and backing up the heat in the heater could cause a fire.
1786679
We are using ours to exhaust air from inside the crawl space to the outside. I don't believe it is intended to work the other way around.
1415072
It will deafen the sound of ground noise, now depending on where your engine is set on the cart it may do the trick. The mat does suppress the sound where you lay it. However the smell of tar is extremely potent and unbearable in a closed system. Since its a cart I assume there are no doors and windows so you might not have that issue. Hope that helps!
2127044
I think if you cover most of the metal with this stuff it will help. It keeps noise out but also acts as a insulater. Busses are cold because they are huge, the heat system isn't always the best and they are metal with no Insalation
1096948
Yes, it works quite well for that. It uses a motor that's not open, and won't cause any problems with the fumes. That's one of the reasons I like it. There isn't a fan on the market for that price that moves more air. To move that much air sometimes you'll probably want to make sure you've got the shop vented to provide intake air so it can move enough of it. Hope that helps you out! Fletch
980313
The unit is designed for unrestricted air flow. Placing the unit on its front or back will disrupt or stop this air flow which probably cause considerable damage to the unit itself. Not recommended!
2058356
Yes this would work but also buy a speed controller just in case you need to slow air flow
737906
I store my gas cans under a lean-to outside, and I hang this on a nail in the back. So far dust hasn't been a problem. but maybe a long sock would be good. Let the air circulate, but keep dust out.
2109751
vent on one end, directions say allow 3" clearance back, top and sides for air circulation. will not hold proper temp in over 110F or under 0F