Propex heater installed in our camper van

Propex hs2000, more than enough for our 70 sqft. even during -20C nights here in Colorado. It came with everything for installation, except the propane hose and regulator. Only real challenge was with the propane, figuring out how to go from British Standard Pipe Thread to National Pipe Thread, but the elbow included in the kit seemed to fit perfectly to the British heater, and our American hoses.

[@BornToOperate]

Do you happen to have a product link or the exact part name of the adapter that you used to transition from the BSPT elbow that is included with the propex to the NPT hose that goes to the propane tank? I am in the process of installing my Propex HS2800 and I am stuck on that part, I would rather use a propane hose rather than copper tubing. Thanks

[@simonomis514]

Great work here man, just have to say, cuz i wouldn't be able to sleep otherwise, the two screws you have holding your electrical from the inverter makes me all kinds of uncomfortable. That's 100% not a good idea, if it wears with damage or from vibrations and you get a short there fire is very possible. No disrespect intended at all, you may have addressed this just got my good samaritan senses tingling!

[@samuelneil7490]

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[@raymondkorbin3867]

@Samuel Neil Flixportal :)

[@samuelneil7490]

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[@raymondkorbin3867]

@Samuel Neil Happy to help =)

[@maryproveaux9200]

Why is the intake plumbed outside instead of inside?

[@coyoteself]

That's the intake for the combustion chamber. Not the air intake for the airflow into the sleeping space