J john374224244 Sep 19, 2006 40 0 0 Visit site May 12, 2007 #1 can i fit blown-air heating to a carver 3000S heater in my lunar premiere 417 year 1995 and where would i get the parts and imfo on how to fit it and is it hard to do thank you john
can i fit blown-air heating to a carver 3000S heater in my lunar premiere 417 year 1995 and where would i get the parts and imfo on how to fit it and is it hard to do thank you john
W WatsonJohnG Mar 14, 2005 4,638 0 0 Visit site May 12, 2007 #2 Your dealer should be able to supply the parts from Truma Basically you knock out the disc in the back of the fire casing and the pipe draws hot air from there You need to plan a route for the ducting and using a hole saw cut holes for the outlets. The wiring is not very complicated but you need a wall switch/thermostat to operate it. Have a look here http://www.trumauk.com/Editor/assets/uk_08_06_pricelist.pdf
Your dealer should be able to supply the parts from Truma Basically you knock out the disc in the back of the fire casing and the pipe draws hot air from there You need to plan a route for the ducting and using a hole saw cut holes for the outlets. The wiring is not very complicated but you need a wall switch/thermostat to operate it. Have a look here http://www.trumauk.com/Editor/assets/uk_08_06_pricelist.pdf
W WatsonJohnG Mar 14, 2005 4,638 0 0 Visit site May 12, 2007 #3 Your dealer should be able to supply the parts from Truma Basically you knock out the disc in the back of the fire casing and the pipe draws hot air from there You need to plan a route for the ducting and using a hole saw cut holes for the outlets. The wiring is not very complicated but you need a wall switch/thermostat to operate it. Have a look here ]http://www.trumauk.com/Editor/assets/uk_08_06_pricelist.pdf Click to expand... http://www.trumauk.com/Editor/assets/uk_08_06_pricelist.pdf[/quote Page 21 onwards.It takes while to load the pages
Your dealer should be able to supply the parts from Truma Basically you knock out the disc in the back of the fire casing and the pipe draws hot air from there You need to plan a route for the ducting and using a hole saw cut holes for the outlets. The wiring is not very complicated but you need a wall switch/thermostat to operate it. Have a look here ]http://www.trumauk.com/Editor/assets/uk_08_06_pricelist.pdf Click to expand... http://www.trumauk.com/Editor/assets/uk_08_06_pricelist.pdf[/quote Page 21 onwards.It takes while to load the pages
G gary Mar 14, 2005 1,160 44 19,185 Visit site May 13, 2007 #4 Perhaps an easier way would be to fit a Carver mk1 Fanmaster, this was originally designed with being a simple to install upgrade in mind. I can occasionally supply fully overhauled and warranted units at considerable savings on new prices. www.arcsystems.biz
Perhaps an easier way would be to fit a Carver mk1 Fanmaster, this was originally designed with being a simple to install upgrade in mind. I can occasionally supply fully overhauled and warranted units at considerable savings on new prices. www.arcsystems.biz
W WatsonJohnG Mar 14, 2005 4,638 0 0 Visit site May 13, 2007 #5 I agree with Gary. I fitted the first Fanmaster that my dealer had when they came out and you bolt it on the back of the fire casing . You then have the advantage of blown air on gas and electric. It was very efficient at 2kw and saved a lot on gas!
I agree with Gary. I fitted the first Fanmaster that my dealer had when they came out and you bolt it on the back of the fire casing . You then have the advantage of blown air on gas and electric. It was very efficient at 2kw and saved a lot on gas!
J john374224244 Sep 19, 2006 40 0 0 Visit site May 14, 2007 #6 Perhaps an easier way would be to fit a Carver mk1 Fanmaster, this was originally designed with being a simple to install upgrade in mind. I can occasionally supply fully overhauled and warranted units at considerable savings on new prices. www.arcsystems.biz Click to expand... thank you for your help and advice will look into parts from truma & fanmaster thankyou once again (JOHN G) & (GARY) john
Perhaps an easier way would be to fit a Carver mk1 Fanmaster, this was originally designed with being a simple to install upgrade in mind. I can occasionally supply fully overhauled and warranted units at considerable savings on new prices. www.arcsystems.biz Click to expand... thank you for your help and advice will look into parts from truma & fanmaster thankyou once again (JOHN G) & (GARY) john
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