AquaHot conversion kit?
Not sure if this belongs in the "all" section or would be more viewed in another, so to any Mods out there feel free to move this... After doing a search on "propane AquaHot" I read the thread "Pro...
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I cannot imagine why anyone with a diesel fired Aqua-Hot would ever want to convert to propane. The convenience of using diesel is just too great. And no, a properly maintained diesel burner does not smell or smoke at all when operating.
When hooked up, we have both our diesel and electric switches on 24/7. When heating the interior of the coach, the diesel burner will run for 5min, 2-3 times per hour. When no coach heat is required, the electric element will maintain hot water except during a long shower, so our diesel burner runs maybe once or twice per day, for 5min or so. Like everything else in a coach, I believe using it regularly is beneficial, compared to letting things sit unused for months. At 1/3gal of diesel per hour of operation, I'll not worry about 10min of diesel burner run-time per day.
Be warned though.... Once you have a coach with an Aqua-Hot, you will NEVER want to be without one! ;-)
When hooked up, we have both our diesel and electric switches on 24/7. When heating the interior of the coach, the diesel burner will run for 5min, 2-3 times per hour. When no coach heat is required, the electric element will maintain hot water except during a long shower, so our diesel burner runs maybe once or twice per day, for 5min or so. Like everything else in a coach, I believe using it regularly is beneficial, compared to letting things sit unused for months. At 1/3gal of diesel per hour of operation, I'll not worry about 10min of diesel burner run-time per day.
Be warned though.... Once you have a coach with an Aqua-Hot, you will NEVER want to be without one! ;-)
