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I can't believe no ones mentioned it yet? 😂😂
Front protection system ot heaters in the van? Or do you just put a box set on and think sod this. 😂
Oil filled radiator in van next to my hose reel overnight
Broom and ice melt grit for customers that want me to grit their driveway/path.
That's it. Business as usual.
Are you not using the frost protection system on your hot water system?
Frost protection on PF heater only protects heater, not the rest of your kit in van.
I can't believe no ones mentioned it yet? 😂😂
Front protection system ot heaters in the van? Or do you just put a box set on and think sod this. 😂
Oil filled radiator in van next to my hose reel overnight
Broom and ice melt grit for customers that want me to grit their driveway/path.
That's it. Business as usual.
Are you not using the frost protection system on your hot water system?
I can't believe no ones mentioned it yet? 😂😂
Front protection system ot heaters in the van? Or do you just put a box set on and think sod this. 😂
Oil filled radiator in van next to my hose reel overnight
Broom and ice melt grit for customers that want me to grit their driveway/path.
That's it. Business as usual.
First job and it froze on the glassit wasn't like this years ago I'm sure.
Of course it was! I remember when I was a cold water cleaner back in 2010 and the same thing happened to me on very cold days.
No problems with hot water. In fact I've been defrosting skylights and window sills all day!😄
I arrived at my first job to find one of my customers frantically trying to scrape the ice off her car so I defrosted the whole car within a minute! She was so happy and grateful!👍
I can't believe no ones mentioned it yet? 😂😂
Front protection system ot heaters in the van? Or do you just put a box set on and think sod this. 😂
First job and it froze on the glass
Same here Dazmond well organized short days so if i need to catch up most times i can.
Thank-you all for taking the time to respond.
I was only asking the question as the way its worded on Ionics website appears to suggest that you can heat pre-heat to aid with the prevention of frost damage when the temperature drops (perhaps, so i thought, with an inbuilt immersion).
It really is a fantastic bit of kit but unfortunately does not have a 'frost stat' to prevent any damage in sub zero temperatures and can't understand why Ionics have produced a state of the art system IMHO but you have to pop a £20 radiator, or similar, in the back to protect it from damage!
Personally I prefer to put an oil filled radiator in the back than relying on the frost stat...
The problem with the frost stat is it's fairly loud and can come on 3 or 4 times in the night using fuel and electric. Mine used to wake me up(and the neighbours sometimes)...