Tunnel heater recomendations
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Earl Weiss
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Tyoicaly use 300k BTU ceiling hung gas forced air. One at each end. Some Reznor. I will check what other brands.
I found these:
http://www.sterlinghvac.com/products/indoor/propeller-unit-heaters.asp#.V9IJjpgrKhc (SS version)
Would these work? 300 BTU x 2 ,one on each end.
My tunnel will be an in bay conversion and its 60ft long. XRS roll ups on each end. Wind will enter from the exit side when blowing.
http://www.sterlinghvac.com/products/indoor/propeller-unit-heaters.asp#.V9IJjpgrKhc (SS version)
Would these work? 300 BTU x 2 ,one on each end.
My tunnel will be an in bay conversion and its 60ft long. XRS roll ups on each end. Wind will enter from the exit side when blowing.
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Earl Weiss
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I am Guessing you mean 300,000 BTU and Not 300. I am in Chicago and have places with 2 of these 300,000 BTU heaters and they do the trick until about -10 degrees depending on wind (Not wind chill)
Thank you Earl! I did mean 300K.
Just trying to make sure I have enough punch for the winter. With the narrow bay it will be difficult if not impossible to place a torpedo heater anywhere if addition heat is needed. May have to hang one or build a some sort of shelf.
Just trying to make sure I have enough punch for the winter. With the narrow bay it will be difficult if not impossible to place a torpedo heater anywhere if addition heat is needed. May have to hang one or build a some sort of shelf.
