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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: bridger windows on January 05, 2010, 04:18:22 pm
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how do i stop my van freezing when i cannot get power lead to it? without spending millions!!!!
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do you have a neighbour with a garage, best bet m8 and before you try anything always put a duvet into the van aswell and anything else that may prevent the heat from escaping thats there
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just wot im lookin into now dude....
http://www.lmkengineering.co.uk/HJprods.htm
Kindest regards
Justin ;)
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thanks chaps, going to buy an oil heater and park in my parents drive wont be working for a while cant produce water as waste pipe frozen!! when will it end???
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a wee fan heater from homebase will do the same job parasene frost fighter, ive one works well :) 27.99
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park it in a garage!
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cheapest back up plan is to go and get some barrels
from your local car wash normally give away free.
fill up and keep inside over night
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Rather than putting heat into the system (which is expensive) think about how you can minimise heat loss from the system.
First of all, cover up the windscreen with something.
Pop along to your local charity shops and buy up as many blankets, heavy curtains, towels and tatty fur coats as you can get your hands on. Use these to wrap up your tank and pipes etc - and especially the pump.
Pour some warm water into the tank before going to bed. It should stay above freezing all night as long as the insulation is good enough.
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give it a nice big warm hug in the morning ;D
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ive got a halogen heater from pound stretcher for £11.89
gives out upto 1200kw
With it being an escort van i am abit weary of heating it too much that it might catch fire
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ive got a halogen heater from pound stretcher for £11.89
gives out upto 1200kw
With it being an escort van i am abit weary of heating it too much that it might catch fire
would that be a great loss losing a escort van ;D ;D ;D ;D
sorry somone had to say it.
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yeah ive just got a new 250L system in it
i would agree though - i want a combo or dispatch in the new year
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ive got a halogen heater from pound stretcher for £11.89
gives out upto 1200kw
With it being an escort van i am abit weary of heating it too much that it might catch fire
Errr ... original post says he can't get a power lead to the vehicle, so any kind of electrical heater is out.
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just wot im lookin into now dude....
http://www.lmkengineering.co.uk/HJprods.htm
Kindest regards
Justin ;)
Have they given you a price, if so what size and price ?
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Hiya there windowwashers ;)
Didnt think anyone was intrested,only me...LOL
Just got the price back after few Q's about what liquid in tank,tank size etc....
The mail i received goes like this....WOW.... ::)
Are you ready....
Dear Justin,
Thank you for the further information, please find attached some details regarding our IBC Flexible Heating Jackets.
The jackets simply wrap around the tank, clip together and the fully adjustable thermostat can be set to the desired temperature. They are highly insulated to reduce heat-loss and increase efficiency.
Costs:
IBC1 Heating Jacket: £875
IBC2 Heating Jacket: £1380
IBC Insulated Lid: £135
I hope this helps - feel free to contact us again for any further information.
Best regards,
HMMMMMM.......... :o
Sounds a bit pricey to me mate...sorry dude,might ov bin cheapish ::)
Anyway take care fella & my heart goes out to you and your family dude.....
Kindest regards
justin
www.clean-n-clearwindows.co.uk (http://www.clean-n-clearwindows.co.uk)
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Feck thats pricy that!!
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Feck thats pricy that!!
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;DLOL ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
I didnt expect that sort ov price dude....maybee a hundred or two :o :o :o :o :o
c ya mate
Justin ;)
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I was told a night heater and was price around £450 fitted. This is maybe £100 second hand.
It is fitted some how to your diesal tank and only require a small amount.
I believe its what the heavy goods vechile sue when the drivers are having a sleep in the cabs
Dave
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Hiya dave mate....
Yeah! i think they call it a aux heater?????
anyone tried this......
Nice 1 dave ;)
Kind regards
Justin :)