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Product information
Propex heatsource blown air systems are used in many applications throughout the world, these include Motorhomes, caravans, boats, cranes, horseboxes, mobile workshops etc... Both 12 and 24 volt versions are available.
The HS2000 and HS2800 heaters are automatic thermostatically controlled blown air heating systems fuelled by propane or butane gas. Heatsource is designed for a variety of automative and marine applications as a source of heat totally independant of the engine.
Propex heater are designed to be quiet in operation without comrpomising air throughout and heat output. There will always be some air noise from a system that produces healthy throughput of air, however, by using high quality balanced fans and a smooth enclosed motors with ball race bearings, noise is kept to a minimum. Noise is also unaffected by high voltage, a common occurence with battery chargers, solar panels etc... permanently wired. The micro-processor elecronics regulates the motor voltage so that the fan speed does not alter from 10 to 15 volts.
The HS2000 and HS2800 heaters are automatic thermostatically controlled blown air heating systems fuelled by propane or butane gas. Heatsource is designed for a variety of automative and marine applications as a source of heat totally independant of the engine.
Propex heater are designed to be quiet in operation without comrpomising air throughout and heat output. There will always be some air noise from a system that produces healthy throughput of air, however, by using high quality balanced fans and a smooth enclosed motors with ball race bearings, noise is kept to a minimum. Noise is also unaffected by high voltage, a common occurence with battery chargers, solar panels etc... permanently wired. The micro-processor elecronics regulates the motor voltage so that the fan speed does not alter from 10 to 15 volts.
Technical specifications
| Brand | PROPEX |
| Product Code | MGHS2012V1 |