Mike008 wrote:
Bedlam wrote:
Read the provided links. It is a chemical reaction creating heat.
So it's not combustion? If that's the case, it can't generate CO by recirculating the CO2 it's producing into the combustion air?
If the catalyst is contaminated, a byproduct can be CO. This is why it is important to keep these types of heaters clean and covered when not in use.
It will deplete the amount of oxygen available for you to breathe which is why you want to have an outside air flow. You will breathe better and the heater will work better.
