5th Bed bug heat treatment using the sleep tight 800

[@aidan_dupuis]

I own a bed bug heat treatment company in Toronto and I use the same heaters. I’ve never seen anyone use the ducting with the sleep tight heaters and I’m amazed how the bedrooms are that hot without a heater in the room. I’m definitely going to try this out. Thanks for your videos you have a lot of good ideas.

[@SuperMBARutgers2013]

How long did it take to go from ambient. I'm guessing 70*ish degree to 140*F?

[@Jeremys_Bed_Bug_HQ]

in this unit it was roughly 500 sqft give or take and it took about 1 hour - 1.5 hours to get up to lethal temps (120ish) and about 2 hours for a solid cook of 130+ everywhere

[@SuperMBARutgers2013]

@@Jeremys_Bed_Bug_HQ Is this with just the silent800 or with electric heaters as well? Also, Of all the methods of treatment, would you say electric is the most effective? High % of result?

[@aidan_dupuis]

Also wondering what ducting do you use and how do you clip the ducting to the fan?

[@Jeremys_Bed_Bug_HQ]

this is the ducting, the same one that i used to use on the delta 175. i then get 2 inch spring clamps from home depot ~ $.99 a piece to hold it to the machine. we now added an ink bird to control the temp better and attach one of the 12 inch ducts to the axiel fan so it stops ready so high on larger areas ecoforceheatsystems.com/ecoforce-heat-systems/ols/products/18mylar-duct/v/12-MYL-DCT-12-MYL