Making hot water

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Anyone tried one of these heaters yet?

http://www.thecleaningwarehouse.co.uk/gas-waterfed-pole-heater-2864-p.asp

If you are using similar please review for us.

 

[Bingo]

:rofl: :rofl:£495 :rofl: :rofl::rofl: :rofl::rofl: :rofl: :rofl:.....

....Is that price of £495 a MISS-PRINT or what....sorry but I've got to :rofl: or I'll :gush: .

 

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Well that was helpful Bingo

 

[peter rogers]

@Bingo is it gd ?

 

[Lewis]

Can get them on eBay cheaper mine was £100 I think.

 

[peter rogers]

do tell @Lewis were did u get it from and also is it just a normal house one u use

 

[Lewis]

Here's a link http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/12L-GAS-LPG-Hot-Water-Heater-Propane-Tankless-Instant-Boiler-Stainless-Steel-CE-/111222877975?nav=SEARCH

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[peter rogers]

thats great and wat way did u hook it up? and wat dod u use to power it

aw mate this is great cause i rememeber @Smurf saying he payed big money to get one in and it really pt me off

 

[spruce]

Here's a link http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/12L-GAS-LPG-Hot-Water-Heater-Propane-Tankless-Instant-Boiler-Stainless-Steel-CE-/111222877975?nav=SEARCH

12 liter is too big - you need the 8 liter one. The flow from our pumps on the 12 liter one is too slow to activate the boiler.

 

[peter rogers]

so is that one no gd ? im confused

 

[spruce]

so is that one no gd ? im confused

Here's the right one. Even with this one you may need to increase the flow on your controller a wee bit.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Stainless-New-8L-Gas-LPG-Propane-Tankless-Instant-Hot-Water-Heater-Boiler-/291137754549?hash=item43c92995b5

Peter Fogwill used to import a 6LPM heater and this was perfect for the job as it could ignite on a slightly slower water flow.

This looks like the equivalent of the boiler @Green posted about.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Useful-Portable-6L-LPG-Propane-Gas-Tankless-Instant-Hot-Water-Heater-Boiler-CE/161197650769?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D32767%26meid%3D61ed9d241bed4b90bc3a36d0465b6af1%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D3%26rkt%3D6%26mehot%3Dpp%26sd%3D291137754549

This type was first used by window cleaners, but it has no provision for a roof vent.

 

[peter rogers]

could you not have pump turned up full wack then after the heater have another pump maybe ??

 

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

could you not have pump turned up full wack then after the heater have another pump maybe ??

I reckon the second pump idea is pointless, cant pump water through any faster than the first pump in a chain will allow.

 

[peter rogers]

2nd pump to then slow down no ?? if first pump is going flat u dont want to powerwash the windies lol and when does it go thru di ?? before the heater or after

 

[MrBump]

With the expense and complications of a second pump draining the battery, buying gas, having a safety certificate for insurance etc, might work out cheaper and better in the long run just to get the right hot water heater or not have one. Personally I don't really want gas in the back of my van, I'm not cutting a vent hole and the heater and gas will use up valuable payload weight. Is hot water really that much better? I'm sure it's great for first cleans and helps with bird muck, but I can't see it makes any difference on a maintenance clean, which would matter more as it is the the bulk of most peoples work, but thats just my opinion, I've not used one, I stand to be corrected. If there was a small, lightweight, non-gas one I'd buy it though lol

 

[peter rogers]

lol ive got a 2 tonne payload and only use a tonne /emoticons/tongue.png lol

also battery charging system bulletproof

this van is the dogds balls when finished kitting it out going to add one these heaters very hand fitted and have a friend who works for phoenix can hook gas up

 

[peter rogers]

@Green u going to get heater in

 

[MrBump]

Peter you should just chuck another 1000 liters in the back instead :rofl:

 

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Outside of the first cleans and bird muck advantages I personally think that in colder months it will dry faster than just regular cold water. I might be wrong but I think it would rock better.

Also I have a lot of conservative cleans, cladding jobs etc where hot would cut through it a lot quicker so for a couple of hundred quid why not? Don't have to have it on all day every day, just helpful to have the option.

 

[peter rogers]

wel that wud be a waste mate lol all i use is 600 a day

 

[peter rogers]

and thats it

just another tool to help u along

i would like it to in winter instead of ice cold water lol