General questions about heaters
1.What are the main advantages of using diesel as heating fuel?
Fuel is available everywhere: Diesel fuel is globally uniform and available 24/7. The fuel gauge allows you to know exactly how much fuel is available.
Heat as you want: Heat as much as you want while driving, anywhere in the world. By supplying diesel fuel to the heater from outside the vehicle's fuel tank, you don't have to worry about finding the right gas cylinder connector abroad, or changing gas cylinders.
Save more space: Since the RV's gas cylinders last a long time, it can be appropriate to reduce the number. Also, the heater can be installed on the outside of the vehicle, which frees up significantly more space inside the motorhome.
More Weight Loss: In winter, indoor heating requires 80% more LPG. Using a diesel-driven heater, the LPG cylinder can be reduced to a 5kg cylinder and, at the same time, an additional load of up to 35kg can be reduced.
2.Can the NF heater be operated while driving?
Can! All of our heaters heat up while driving around the world. In this way, you can have a comfortable and warm cabin environment all the way to your holiday destination.
3.Do NF heaters work at high altitudes?
Can! All NF heaters are tested to allow reliable operation at altitudes up to 1500 meters, which is sufficient for most mountain applications in Europe. The all-in-one diesel and petrol versions can work at altitudes up to 5,000 meters.
4.Does the NF heater run out of fuel in the mailbox?
Won't! The NF heaters are connected via a return line or a separate tank take-off line. The fuel take-off line cannot reach the bottom of the fuel tank, so make sure there is a certain amount of fuel left in the fuel tank.
5.Will the NF heater run out of battery in the motorhome?
Won't! NF heaters are equipped with a low voltage protection device that shuts down before the battery becomes critically low, ensuring that the engine can start properly. Regardless, the RV heater is usually connected to its auxiliary battery and won't have any effect on engine starting.
