Mr Heater (MRHMH125FAV) 75,000-125,000 BTU Portable Propane Forced Air Heater

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Mr Heater (MRHMH125FAV) 75,000-125,000 BTU Portable Propane Forced Air Heater

Keeps shops and work areas warm and comfortable
CSA certified
Propane flow stops if accidentally unplugged
High temperature limit switch
1 year warranty
10’ Hose and regulator included
Continuous ignition
Heats aprox. 3,000 sq. ft.
Runs up to 11 hours on 40 lb tank

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If you are planning to conceal your water heater behind a shelf or place it under the sink, you will have to consider the free space available before you proceed. Purchase the water heater and then measuring the space is not a smart move. What if you buy the heater and discover that the space is so small that you have absolutely no additional space for plumbing or wiring?

You cannot demolish the sink just because you want to fit a water heater beneath it, right? That is only going to increase the cost of installation of the heater. On the other hand, you cannot simply drop the idea and install the water heater elsewhere, right?

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If you are planning on installing separate heaters for the bathroom and kitchen, you will need a water heater under the sink for quick access to hot water in the kitchen. You cannot install the device on the wall in the kitchen. This is going to spoil the ambiance and make your kitchen look ugly.

The number of guests visiting your bathroom may not be very high. However, any and every person who walks into your house will invariably take a look at your kitchen to see how it is maintained. If you end up disfiguring your kitchen permanently or making it so ugly that it requires a major overhaul, you will obviously get bad comments and very little praise for the manner in which your kitchen has been maintained.

Many persons take the easy way out and decide to place the heater on the outer wall. Things will be fine until it rains. Once it rains, there is the risk of the heater suffering from electrical problems. There have been instances where such a mishap has resulted in electrical connections all over the house getting damaged.

There also have been instances where a short circuit in the heater has led to fire and severe damage. From home insurance point of view, placing an electrical device out in the open is certainly going to be a high risk. Hence, get the measurements done well in advance so that you have a clear idea of the size of the heater and the space available at home.

It is advisable to err on the side of caution when you are making the final purchase. Many persons simply take a look at the space and try to assess its dimensions without using any measuring tool. This is not a smart move. If you get this wrong, you will end up facing numerous problems.

Water Heater Installation - Proper Measurements And Proper Planning Is A Must

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