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Propex HS2000 heater single-outlet kit

Propex Heatsource HS2000
propane fired, externally vented camping heater kit, 6500 btu.
Very quiet operation, self-diagnostics, 1.8 amp current consumption.
To order, choose your preference in the drop-down menu below.
Also available with 4-way Westfalia
fittings
pictured below: cross fitting, connector nipple, and 1/4" line fitting, these
make connection to the propane regulator an easy task, for $20 additional, added in the drop-down
menu below.
Additional ducting and closeable
outlets available.
Marine kit
available special order,
$150 additional cost.
Propex HS2800 heater
single-outlet kit

Propex Heatsource HS2800
propane fired, externally vented camping heater kit, 9700 btu, plenty of heat for even the coldest nights. If you are one who camps
in your Westfalia with the top up in super-cold weather, this is the ticket!
Very quiet operation, self-diagnostics, 1.9 amp current consumption. Two-year mfg warranty.
To order, choose your preference from the drop-down menu below.
Also available with 4-way Westfalia
fittings pictured below: brass cross fitting, connector nipple, and 1/4" line
fitting, these make connection to the propane regulator an easy task, added in the drop-down
menu below.
Additional ducting and closeable
outlets available.
Marine kit
available special order, $170 additional cost.
Temporarily out of stock - please check for availability before
ordering.
Check and money order also accepted, sent to the mailing address listed on our
contact page.
Note: if you have upgraded your Westfalia camper to
the new electric fridge, you will have a gas line connection free at the
regulator, so will not require the optional connection fittings.
Additional options available:
3/8" line fittings, seven-day programmable timer
($100), closeable outlets ($18), Y-branches for multiple outlets ($20),
replacement exhaust and inlet tubing ($20-25)
Below are some photos of the heaters using the most
common installation method, in a Vanagon Westfalia.
NOTE: PLEASE READ
the current installation tips before starting -
the newest version heaters (produced after February 2010) require FULL LENGTH
flex pipes in order to
work properly - DO NOT CUT
(shorten) the inlet or exhaust pipes!
Fall startup tip:
If you have a heater produced before February 2010 -
serial numbers prior to B10 (last 3 digits indicate month and year) and a red
LED on the thermostat: If your heater fails to run and displays a 5-flash fault,
use compressed air blown into the intake pipe for a few seconds. The air flow
sensor can sometimes become stuck if the heater hasn't been used for many
months.
PROPEX
installation tips, read here:
Installation notes:
Here are some alternative installation ideas:
This neat box from
Rocky Mountain Westy
that can house both a smaller Propex and an auxiliary battery.
Custom box done by
Ben Huot

Mark Drillock's great idea

Marine kits

Optional seven-day programmable timer ($100)
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Installation
service available at Westy Ventures: HS2000, $250; HS2800,
$300. This is the std. installation as pictured - custom
installations higher.
Please direct
questions or inquiries to
Propex sales
The brochure in .pdf
format can be viewed here:
Propex heater brochure or
you may request a paper copy by mail.
Technical support
FAQ's and manual downloads here:
FAQ's and manuals
PROPEX
installation tips, read here:
Propex Installation
notes
PROPEX WATER
HEATER now available, the Malaga II propane-fired
water heater. See details at:
Malaga 3 water heater
(Special order item)
Price is $595 plus shipping. With 230-volt electric
additional, $675.

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