central - east central Minnesota - | wheat fallow - 11/28/2011 10:13 Gregor, How air tight is your shop? Do you have to ventlate it at all with the Val6? How many BTU's is your heater? Are you just using this one Val6? Does moisture ever start to condense? If you were at HHD, assume you are in NE, KS, or SD so you do heat during some fairly cold weather. Thanks for any info you can provide.
It doesn't matter how tight the shop is, from a safety/health stand point - the Val6's are very, very effecient. They do burn 99% clean.
I would supposed, that if you have a new shop and it's foamed completely air tight - I would have a small make up air supply running . . . . .
There is no moisture given off of the radiant heater - very little if any moisture in diesel/keroseen. Propane gives off lots and lots of moisture, when it burns.
I've had tools "frost" up, when below freezing, untill they come up to temp - but no moisture dripping off metal ceiling or metal walls . . . .
The Val6's that are demo'd in closed expo hall's, wouldn't be allowed by fire marshels, if they were not safe. |
Generic Val-6 heaters?
