Biodiesel is 100% compatible with diesel #2, also known as heating oil #2, or more simply as diesel. If your heater is designed to run on heating oil #2, then it can run on B100 just fine. Kerosene, which is called diesel #1 or heating oil #1 and is thinner than diesel #2, requires experimentation. In general, if a heater is designed specifically for kerosene, then it can work with some kind of biodiesel blend (the blend being a low percentage of biodiesel and higher percentage of kerosene).

The factory installed propane furnace does a pretty good job of keeping the pop-up warm, but you WILL go through a lot of gas. A normal 3 day weekend with evening temperatures in the 30's or 40's will use a full 20 lb tank of LP gas. If you're camping on an electrical site some people suggest taking along a small electric heater as well ... it will allow you to cycle the furnace off a little more and thereby us less gas.

Biodiesel is a clean burning alternative fuel produced from vegetable oils and animal fats through a chemical reaction and meeting ASTM D 6751. Biodiesel contains no petroleum, but it can be blended at any level with heating oil. It can be used in home heating oil systems safely with no modifications to the fuel tanks, pumps or burners in concentrations up to 20% biodiesel with only minimal precautions (see conditions for use section).

The Vegtherm is a 12 volt inline heater. It was designed specifically to heat vegetable oil to a maximum of ~ 70 C. (assuming an inlet temperature of min. 25 C...room temperature and matching the heater(s) to the task, namely the flow rate of fuel to be heated in a specific application). Power is supplied via a relay. In "two-tank" SVO systems, it is wired so that power is supplied to the heater when the fuel selector is switched to SVO.

Most infrared heaters employ gas combustion (propane or natural gas) to heat a steel tube (tube heater) or ceramic surface (luminous heater), which subsequently emits infrared heat. It’s important to note how much infrared heat is emitted. You should also be aware that an infrared heater produces both infrared radiant heat (that is directed at people and objects) and convection heat that rises and is for the most part lost.

Biodiesel like petrol-diesel will gel in cold temperatures. Pure Biodiesel is not recommended for use below freezing. B20 has basically the same cloud point as #2 Diesel and can be used in similar weather conditions using similar fuel management techniques. B5 has virtually no impact on cold weather flow.

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Pure ceramic. There is a hair-thin wire filament running through it. Our Pure ceramic heaters are made specifically for SaunaRay. They have a concave shape which allows the edges to fan-out the waves and the heat to cover a larger area. The Stainless steel reflectors are mirrored and made out of 100% surgical grade stainless steel. They reflect the far infrared heat even wider, ensuring a complete 360 degree coverage inside. You are surrounded by far infrared heat!

Noritz water heaters work on demand - they only heat water when necessary. When a hot water fixture is opened or hot water is required by an appliance, the heater will sense the demand and heat water accordingly. Noritz tankless water heaters continuously heat the water through a heat exchanger. Instead of wasting energy and money re-heating and storing water when it is not needed, tankless water heaters provide only as much hot water as needed.

You may use kerosene, number one fuel oil, or diesel fuel. You will notice an increase in odor when using diesel fuel. You will need to perform more frequent maintenance of the spark plug and filters. You may need to use an additive when the temperature gets below freezing to keep the fuel from congealing. This could be caused by low fuel supply, incorrect inlet pressure, bent fan blades, damaged or defective sail switch or fuel valve, or if the tank valve is not completely open.