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Electric supplement for Webasto

Started by Len Silva, February 20, 2007, 09:59:54 AM

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pvcces

Now, redundancy is something I'm all for! It reduces the worry factor a whole bunch.

Tom Caffrey
Tom Caffrey PD4106-2576
Suncatcher
Ketchikan, Alaska

TomC

If you're just looking for the ability to be powered by the power pole, using tow kick electric heaters make the most sense to me.  Then you'll have another totally separate heating system that will work if the Webasto system fails somehow.  Good Luck, TomC
Tom & Donna Christman. 1985 Kenworth 40ft Super C with garage. '77 AMGeneral 10240B; 8V-71TATAIC V730.

Gary '79 5C

Nick & Dave,
Both of you have solved my question as to how to take a quick (hot) shower without waiting for the gen set to power my electric water heater. In the winter, run the Webesto for the coach and the engine, but by changing out to the two units you all have described I can have the water hot as well in the AM. Over nite stops for me are normally a dry camping affair at a interstate rest stop and such.

Thanks,
And my wife will welcome another Bus project.......

Gary Pasternak
Experience is something you get Just after you needed it....
Ocean City, NJ

luvrbus

i  have primus heat and it has a inline electic backup heater with a pump and works great the model #is a 714821 you can email Mark at primuspart@aol.com for information and a price if its something that will work for you would be easy installed and requires little space

HighTechRedneck

I don't see any pricing on their site so it may be prohibitive, but I came across this site:

ARGO Electric Boiler

QuoteAvailable in 11 Hot Water Sizes using Cast Iron Heat Exchanger 20,472 BTUH (6KW) to 136,480 BTUH (40KW)