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Salon Heater
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Topic author - Scurvy Dog
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Salon Heater
I have Mercruiser 5.7 on my boat. only outboat cooling system.
And question is - is it possible to mout any device to stock engine cooling system for using hot water in bath? or for heating air in salon?
sorry for my english
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Re: Salon Heater
I would google 12 volt heat exchangers. Hope I helped, good luck and happy boating! Mike
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Re: Salon Heater
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Space-Heater-for-Vans-Trucks-Boats-RVs-Motorhomes-12V-/161961746526
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Boat-Marine-Heater-for-Inboard-or-I-O-Engines-28-000-BTU-3-Speed-Fan-12-Volt-/401129551064
If you have a hot water tank with a heat exchanger that is hooked up to your engine, hook this up the same way but hook up to the other engine.
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Re: Salon Heater
Could you share some plan pics?
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Re: Salon Heater
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Re: Salon Heater
Unfortunately the heater manual will only give you a general idea like I just did above as there are too many engine models to cover.
Do you not have a hot water heater on board with a heat exchanger in it that runs off the engine?? If you do, it hooks up the same way. Just copy that on the other engine for the space heater.
Go half way down the page on this link and you'll see an example. The fitting on the large hose is not the Merc Tee I mentioned but it gives you an idea. The line on the left into the big hose is the return, and the one on the right with red tracer is the output or pressure side....
https://coxengineering.sharepoint.com/Pages/Calorifier.aspx
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Re: Salon Heater
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