diesel heater 200% more efficient update 1

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In this video we like to show you what we changed at the diesel heater
in our workshop to make it safe and more efficient.
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[@thingamajig6542]

Condensation occurs when the exhaust gases cool and the water vapor condenses out of the exhaust gas. You have the trap at one of the hottest locations thus no water. You should not have a problem with your setup since any water that collects at the bottom of radiator has a way out without blocking the outflow gases. I am also working on exhaust gas heat extractor for my heater. Don't like wasting that heat to the outdoors.

[@pstoneking3418]

These heaters should never be ran off just a power supply, because if there's a power failure the heater won't be allowed to shutdown properly. Always connect at a battery. Then if needed you can connect a trickle charger or battery maintainer.

[@greasemonkey7744]

agreed i run a home built ups have frequent power issues and it can cause issues to power down during heating both in residue and post-burn heatsoak overheating

[@THESNAKE8]

The condensate isn’t gonna form on the heater side, it’s gonna form on the coolest and lowest point in the exhaust system which would likely be the bottom of the radiator nearest the outlet going to the outside.

[@unclebill5170]

Exactly what I was gonna say the condensate part that you built should be on the part that goes through the floor

[@sarkybugger5009]

@@unclebill5170 Have an open jar outside where it's cold, with the gases exhausting into it.

[@marsfoot1237]

@@sarkybugger5009 What he has proved is that no condensate occurs before the old water radiator. Any forming in the radiator and going to the outside is immaterial.

[@curtisroberts9137]

pretty ingenious way to gather a lot more heat by running it through the radiatior. Great idea.

[@broder1929]

AS LONG AS YOU FIT A CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯💩💩💩

[@stephaneletourneau7712]

keep em coming ,you guys ROCK !

[@StratOvation]

Excellent video with some very interesting test results! Thanks for sharing.

[@me-xg3vi]

Very good job!

[@paulbeddows6014]

There will be no condensation where you placed the trap. Condensation takes place where hot air meets a cold surface if any where it will be condensing at the out let.

[@dsfarmns2823]

That is correct, I put it only there because a lot of our viewer left comments at the last video that there is build up candensation what can not happend because the temperatur ther is way to hot for condensation.

[@stephaneletourneau7712]

this is absolutely brillant design, a must build !

[@Xynudu]

For a basic water trap to work the gas must be at dew point temperature. This is exactly the same principle as with an air compressor. Hot air will NOT condense out above dew point. So basically as it is, nothing will collect in the jar. Also ALL of the exhaust gas must go through the trap to remove the maximum amount of moisture this type of trap can extract. The best way for this to work would be to initially run the exhaust down/direct to a separate small heat exchanger at the point where the exhaust exits the building, then run the flow back to the original radiator entry point. That way the moisture will condense out in the radiator, but not freeze at the exit point from the building as it is kept hot.

[@CoolMusicToMyEars]

To get a condensation trap to work it has to be cold 🥶 but the way its set up is that the heater is warming up the glass jar so any vapour will be running to the cold radiator, Try putting glass jar in ice 🧊 in a bucket, or run a peltier element, but they draw current !

[@NightshiftCustom]

you will not get water here as it is to hot it will only form where it is cooled down aka the bottom of the radiator

[@jamesward5721]

I run mine off an old laptop power-supply that chucks out 12v - have run it that way for months now with no issues - saves mucking about with batteries. Just in case that helps anyone looking to power one of these heaters.

[@peterpauldonoghue7024]

Be careful.. if you suffer a ‘power outage’ the heater will not shut down slowly .. with a power cut the internal fan will stop immediately and you could fry the main pcb or worse

[@jamesward5721]

@@peterpauldonoghue7024 Myth - have to say. The sons have turned off the power to mine several times by hitting the wrong switch when doing other stuff - never had any effect. Fires right back up when I finish rolling my eyes & go turn the power back on. Nothing fried whatsoever.

[@oscaralvarado9148]

Keep the battery. When you get a power failure, the room will fill up with exhaust smoke from the air inlet filter. You'll have to open up windows and doors, lose all your heat to get that stench out of your living space.

[@vwthings]

Depends where you live. Never had power outages where I live and only use the power supply now although I do have a UPS attached to that now, just in case. The cool-down cycle serves two purposes, 1) To cool the heater down 2) to burn off excess fuel in the burn chamber and leave it dry enough so there isn't clouds of white smoke when its next started up. As always with these heaters, don't run waste veg or engine oil through them at any ratio. It shortens the life of the burn chamber (sometimes within a day) and any savings lost to time spent replacing parts and cleaning.

[@captainwin6333]

Some kind of ceramic pipe outlet that goes to the outside would stop the exhaust pipe acting like a cold magnet when the heater is not on..

[@LukasW74]

Your NOT going to get the condensation that way, it need to be near the end!

[@Fdeubcfhbbjhfd]

Hell yah! Those heaters are CHEAP! Going to buy a few to put in storage just in case. Better to have and not need than need and not have!!!

[@Baky6]

I have been using it for 2 winters. Very satisfied

[@willfromthevalley]

what if you put a smaller radiator , like small car or motor bike boxed it up and made ducting so heater outlet blows through it duct ==< rad >== duct= =heater if that makes sense

[@ceegee3664]

I always run off a battery when heating garage as if there's a Power out the heater can cook diesel in a sudden shut down

[@davidbalfour3390]

You'll probably find that air quality meter isn't actually telling the truth and doesn't actually measure pm2.5, or CO or other details. At best it has a small hydrocarbon detector and makes up the other details. That's what mine did. I got a separate CO monitor and an Ikea monitor for hydrocarbons and particulates.

[@HjuvikLabs]

Correct, its garbage as tested on youtube Ikea cheap vindriktning is also not that good.

[@davidbalfour3390]

@@HjuvikLabs vindriktninh is good enough for me. Green=ok, anything else=check what's wrong. And at $13 I can't even get a pm2.5 sensor for that. I checked it against a calibrated pm2.5 detector so I'm happy.

[@pstoneking3418]

Black pipe should have been used instead of galvanized pipe.

[@Zippofanatic77outdoors]

How long will it run off one battery untill u need to charge it again

[@marsfoot1237]

Depends on the size of battery

[@dsfarmns2823]

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[@oimissed1292]

Could you get more heat out of the radiator if you reverse the flow

[@marsfoot1237]

NO

[@trsfc1595]

I set my power supply at 14v

[@greasemonkey7744]

have found a reasonable drop in amperage at 13.6 to 14.4 volt on mine

[@ablueeyedmale]

I use a xbox 360 power supply when not using battery's.

[@davidpatrick1813]

Where is the 200% more efficient time stamp?

[@Random-dq8ew]

100%+200% more is 300%? 3x original power?

[@steveberkshire3804]

I worry about the heating components that are Aluminium and others giving off gases of heavy metals in the air. They can cause Neuralogical diseases..Is there and metering of those as well,any way to check it?

[@memadmax69]

So why do diesel cars/trucks now have "emission control" systems? Cause its a scam.

[@chris_schenkel]

When you burn down your place with that piece of chinese crap, don't expect your insurance company to pay up. You voided that option the minute you hooked it up.