SOLD Espar D5 Diesel Heater Marine Kit

[18Lifetimer]

Espar D5 Diesel Heater Kit in like new condition. Comes with custom welded aluminum fuel tank and stainless thru hull fitting as well as everything else needed for installation. Here is more info on price and specs:

*Espar Airtronic D5 Heater

Harbour Chandler is a locally owned and operated business that has had its doors open to the public since 1985. What has made us so successful over the years is our well-stocked shelves, our fair prices and our efforts to find whatever it is that our customers are looking for.

harbourchandler.ca

I’m asking $2000 obo for the entire kit.

 

[BigBird007]

Where are you located?

 

[18Lifetimer]

Where are you located?

Saanich

 

[DuroBoat]

Espar D5 Diesel Heater Kit in like new condition. Comes with custom welded aluminum fuel tank and stainless thru hull fitting as well as everything else needed for installation. Here is more info on price and specs:

*Espar Airtronic D5 Heater

Harbour Chandler is a locally owned and operated business that has had its doors open to the public since 1985. What has made us so successful over the years is our well-stocked shelves, our fair prices and our efforts to find whatever it is that our customers are looking for.

harbourchandler.ca

I’m asking $2000 obo for the entire kit.

What size boat is this ideal for (I looked it up but couldn’t find out)?

 

[18Lifetimer]

What size boat is this ideal for (I looked it up but couldn’t find out)?

This heater would easily heat anything from 20ft into the mid-30s…maybe even more. I would look up the BTU rating for this heater on different settings and determine how many BTUs you need per cubic foot/metre etc. What I have read online is that you want to have this unit work moderately hard during operation for best performance.

 

[18Lifetimer]

This heater would easily heat anything from 20ft into the mid-30s…maybe even more. I would look up the BTU rating for this heater on different settings and determine how many BTUs you need per cubic foot/metre etc. What I have read online is that you want to have this unit work moderately hard during operation for best performance.

This looks like a good resource for what you’re after. Calculating the volume of an irregular space might be a bit challenging though: https://www.simplex.ca/en-ca/btu-calculator/

 

[Matt16]

I have a 2kw diesel heater plumbed to the cuddy cabin and the wheelhouse on my Trophy 2052 hardtop, (full glass, rear canvas). 2kw is enough and doesn't leave me wanting more. You don't want to run these heaters on low too long as they build up carbon and get clogged.