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I disagree that anything is better than stale air. Your air inlets are in the same general airspace as your exhaust fumes. Recirculating a vehicle's air when in heavy traffic reduces the chances of suffocating to death on car exhaust fumes. It's also more energy efficient in this case, as you point out. I think the best configuration of these heaters is three inlets plumbed inside, exhaust safely and exclusively outside, well away from all intakes. I wonder if joining the combustion air intake to the exhaust in a closed loop would make everything ten times hotter and make fully certain that those exhaust fumes have been fully contained and accounted for. I'm half joking.

Where did you get the box

🤦 P r o m o s m

jesus christ, reusing those kitchen carcasses is beyond shameful 🤣

Great job Kenan. Nice to see you pulling in Mark to put in some graft 😝

Brillant. These videos give me a much better idea of what you do. Very informative.

I would not invert the opening of the door in the bathroom. I’ll explain why: if you invert the first thing you see is the toilet. If you leave as is, you will see the prettiest part (the sink) the slanted bit will stay behind the door which is fine as it’s storage anyway.

Paint the beams in white and eggshell (low shin water based wood paint - valspar) and other in white or in a very light neutral )

Where did they live while you did the refurb?

Hands down, best coach I have come across, Thanks mark 🙏

Fantastic video thx.!!! Do you have a link to the green external box you are using please.

The bottom line is that this will reduce your heating costs compared to electric heating by between 50 and 75%. I’ve heard the argument for using already heated air in the engine intake (with the hose taking heated air from inside the house) and it doesn’t make sense to me; I prefer the fresh air intake suggested here as it is probably healthier.

Excelent work!

Thank you for this video! Where did you get the box?

I'm very curious and interested , are there any declaration requirements, inspections needed ?

Very useful information - a great help, thank you.

Can it burn Kerosene ?

Thank you, this was really helpful.

5kw/h will replace your heating + you can run free waste oil. Your 30kw gas boiler is ridiculous. You can calculate how much kw you need in 24h buy looking how much gas boiler consumes and look up boiler efficiency.

Good to see these improvements. Definitely much better. Glad to see you are safe.

Have done the same although mine sits inside at the far end of my kitchen. Its often too hot to even be that end but it has meant I could actually stop using my central heating. Its presently 21.7 upstairs with all the doors open. The second benefit is being able to dry washing on a clothes horse very quickly so no need for a tumble dryer. ruclips.net/video/RefOAhTdzVE/видео.html

I drilled a small hole in my wall and put the exhaust in to the house. I am really impressed with the heat coming out of it. I will check the fuel level in the morning.

How’s this holding up for you, can this be dangerous if there’s a power outage

Nice install!

What a mess that back wall is ,,hope you didn't pay them for that lol.

What a deal, what a service, Mark I'Anson is your man for property

That idiot mayor we have will probably include these in ulez as well as more duty on fuel

What heater have you got please.

Brand names of the heat units would be helpful. Anybody out there, help please.

You should put this 6 parter in a playlist on RUclips. I've watched 2 & 3, the ready would be great but don't seem to be available publicly

Very good

Would the 8k unite heat a well insulated shop? I live in the lower Sierra's.

Good refreshers this series of short videos. Timing is right as it’s come at the right time for me.

Most Grateful Mark, for this useful information

thanks Mark, this is very useful

Thanks Mark looking forward to viewing the series of these video shorts 👏

Hi Mark. Where did you get the housing from to protect the heater whilst outside?

By having the heater air inlet on the outside of the building you are causing positive pressure inside the home stoping cold air entering through the gaps

Looking for a simlair encloser as the one you have to put my heater in, where would i get one from please?

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More efficient when you have the intake air, from the area you are heating. Using cold external air makes a big difference

Can you use pure veg oil in these (mixed 50% with petrol)?

Have you any experience of running a diesel heater on home heating oil (kerosene)? I'm considering getting a heater for winter, and considering home heating oil as a cheaper alternative to road diesel.

How do you power it. 12v, but via a battery or a power supply Thinking of getting one

Does anyone know exactly which heater this please?

As an engineer that has installed two diesel heaters in my house, you have explained this soooo well. Better than anyone else on the internet. They give brilliant background heat. Some installations on RUclips are so clumsy, and look dangerous. Well done Sir.

What are your thoughts on a home fit? The unit will be fitted outside Do i re-circulate the hot air in the room? 2 vent holes drilled or , drill 1 hole and leave the other intake outside in fresh air? what are the pros and cons, been as we dont have very Harsh winters now.

Thank you so much Mr I’Anson. It makes lots of sense!

I would like one of these for my shed at the bottom of the garden but I have no power supply. Can I run this off a battery?

my dumb Canadian ass thought "12Pee an hour" was short for 12Pound, and I was like, "holy shit thats expensive"