My propane tanks are at the front of my trailer. My electronic ignition propane water heater (Airxcel) is at the rear. The line connecting them is 30' of 1/2 inch iron pipe and a few feet of copper. It is a new install and the line is filled with air...
Hi. I'm Doug, live in a very cold climate (high in the mountains), and am building a tiny house intended for year round living. I intend to install holding tanks in the heated space and can tolerate no leaks. What is the best way to attach incoming d...
Thanks again JaxDad, and thanks Fred for the reassurance. Indeed, after only a few more minutes of failure to start, it kicked on and now I have hot water YAY!Doug
JaxDad wrote: After that just let the heater keep cycling, it won’t take long to purge the ir. Thanks. I started doing that but got worried that the igniter would somehow become damaged.
Thank you all so much!! And BTW, it won't be a stationary installation. Tiny House on Wheels, which NM considers an RV. Although I will not abuse it like I do my offroad teardrop camper, I still will tow it.
Chris Bryant wrote:It depends on the tank material, most waste holding tanks are abs, and fittings are solvent welded. Polyethylene tank fittings are spin welded or use grommets. Wanting it to be leak free, I would be tempted to use metal.Thank you. ...
