Super clear explanatory video. Clear and very instructional. Many thanks for sharing. I purchase a Talbot Express yesterday, however it comes with the propane heating which I will remover this weekend. So off to shop for the diesel night heater. Once again many thanks.
Hi! I can't find the company I purchased from on ebay any longer, but the unit is this one: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/313138299528?hash=item48e87f4288:g:PacAAOSwwelglmVo although I paid a little less than the price shown here - might be worth shopping around. It's not 2 outlets under the van - one of the connections is to a short length of hose and then an air filter, the other is via a stainless steel pipe to a small exhaust silencer. The combustion air comes in through the air inlet, is burnt, and then out of the exhaust. The Talbot propane heating does work, but it's not very powerful and being convection, you get most heat up at your head level, not down at the floor where you need it (unless you have the fan option behind). Cheers. Chris
Super clear explanatory video. Clear and very instructional. Many thanks for sharing. I purchase a Talbot Express yesterday, however it comes with the propane heating which I will remover this weekend. So off to shop for the diesel night heater. Once again many thanks.
Chris where did you purchase the heater? I see yours is supplied with (2) out ducts. whereas many supply just (1) can you put a link please.
Hi! I can't find the company I purchased from on ebay any longer, but the unit is this one: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/313138299528?hash=item48e87f4288:g:PacAAOSwwelglmVo although I paid a little less than the price shown here - might be worth shopping around. It's not 2 outlets under the van - one of the connections is to a short length of hose and then an air filter, the other is via a stainless steel pipe to a small exhaust silencer. The combustion air comes in through the air inlet, is burnt, and then out of the exhaust. The Talbot propane heating does work, but it's not very powerful and being convection, you get most heat up at your head level, not down at the floor where you need it (unless you have the fan option behind). Cheers. Chris