Espar type heater to replace older furnace.
I was just wondering if anyone has chaged out there propane furnace for a diesel type. I am thinking of doing this as my propane furnce is getting old, uses a lot of propane, uses a lot of power, is ...
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HMS Beagle wrote:
Propane RV furnaces with ducts are common. Cold air return is available, but less common.
The Espar/Webasto type heater can be VERY load outside. These heaters are common on boats in the PNW. The worst of them will keep the whole anchorage awake at night. The best sound about like a propane RV furnace. It depends somewhat on the installation, manufacturers offer mufflers for the exhaust.
ya if some one doesnt use the mufflers, with two stacked straight through mufflers they are only 52 decibels and that was on a 5K unit, I bet my propain furnace in the 5th wheel is in the mid 60's.
Steve
