Id suggest making a shield over the combustion air intake,or run it downhill. The way you have it now rain water can enter and settle in the intake . Other than that.....enjoy all that new heat your gonna have.
Similar to the one I put in my garage. I actually didn't bother putting any hose on the combustion intake, but if yours is sealed up I can see why you would. Nice to see how it heats in an insulated place, I have another one in the cabin I'm building (not insulated yet). I'd be concerned about running it off your power pack, if it runs out and shuts off suddenly without going through the shutdown procedure, it will smoke the place up... Ask me how I know lol
@@HollisDoesStuff I currently have the pack plugged in. It can charge via 120 or 12v. I used to charge it off solar, so i was thinking of setting that up in the future, but that is good to know about the shut down! haha
Id suggest making a shield over the combustion air intake,or run it downhill.
The way you have it now rain water can enter and settle in the intake .
Other than that.....enjoy all that new heat your gonna have.
Bit of an oversight there! Thanks. I have the roof over hang(soffit) protecting a little bit, but I’ll have to change that.
Similar to the one I put in my garage. I actually didn't bother putting any hose on the combustion intake, but if yours is sealed up I can see why you would. Nice to see how it heats in an insulated place, I have another one in the cabin I'm building (not insulated yet). I'd be concerned about running it off your power pack, if it runs out and shuts off suddenly without going through the shutdown procedure, it will smoke the place up... Ask me how I know lol
@@HollisDoesStuff I currently have the pack plugged in. It can charge via 120 or 12v. I used to charge it off solar, so i was thinking of setting that up in the future, but that is good to know about the shut down! haha