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Grit_dog
Jan 16, 2024Navigator
Since you must be plugged in at, wherever you can “camp” in Calgary in the winter, are you limited on power, or is there some other aversion to some electric heat? Would seem to be an easier and likely cheaper short term solution since the LP furnace probably chews through the LP quickly anyways.
Another option, have spare tanks stored inside to rotate into the mix and keep em on the full side to help with boiling a greater volume.
or use some of your power to heat the tanks. Literally a small magnetic block heater on the tank you’re using and an old blanket around it will make the problem disappear.
idk depends how long you need the solution for.
good luck and stay warm!
W8-4-me
Jan 18, 2024Explorer
Taken from a web site.
-44 degrees Fahrenheit
-44 degrees Fahrenheit
A propane tank's cold temperature limit is -44 degrees Fahrenheit — at that point, propane turns from a gas to a liquid. Propane can only heat your home when it's in a gaseous state, not when it's a liquid.
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