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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: jim mca on September 05, 2012, 09:53:06 pm
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I am thinking of getting a steel container for storing machines and chems
if I insulate it and put in a heater do you I would get a problem with condensation
cheers Jim
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what sort of heater? gas will cause condensation
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I am thinking of getting a steel container for storing machines and chems
if I insulate it and put in a heater do you I would get a problem with condensation
cheers Jim
Used to have one that I stored my motorbike in.
I'd think a good layer of insulation should be enough to prevent the frost getting a hold, although if as bad as a couple of years ago it might not be quite as certain.
You could use a convector heater on intermittent timer, although if it's the same as the one I had you'll have to drill a hole to feed the power cable through.
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A mate of mine uses these in a 40 trailer that has a 4 man pressure washer inside,
never frozen yet and its cold up north.
http://www.cnmonline.co.uk/product.php?productid=33792&cnid=33792&utm_source=google&utm_medium=base&utm_campaign=froogle&gclid=CI_h6fiwn7ICFYcKfAod6zQACQ
dont know what size you would need, you would have to work it out somehow. These are the first i found on a google search, their may be other specs.
Andrew
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if u insulate i wouldnt think you would need a heater . my vw transporter is a camper/work van and is fully insulated and i didnt have any problems over winter . i would assume it would be the same in a container as long as it is insulated properly . their both steel shells but i might be wrong so someone else in the know might know better
dan
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How you getting on with the brandon jim? Keeping it?
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I use a oil free radiator and a fan heater but use a insulated wooden shed
was just a bit worried as steel sweats when heated
Matt
Still got the brendon 3 new belts and dont run at full revs ??? been really quiet on that side :'(