Camper Heating
Hi, I have an Eberspascher heater in my newly acquired Westfalia T25 Joker. I have no idea how to get it working. I have read that they are dangerous. Does anyone know anything about them? What alternatives are available? Any help much appreciated.
I don't know much about the Eberspascher heater, but there are alternatives offered in these chilly winter months by Bluebird Customs, read on. (Thanks to Bluebird Customs for this information)
Bluebird Customs has been established since 1978 concentrating on the restoration side of VW's, a change of direction was made in 1994 after designing the Foksy Type 2 Front beam adjuster, since then we have added many new products to our catalogue mainly for the type 2,which is our passion. The company is owned and run by myself Richard and my wife Jane. We have a 1978 Devon Moonraker which we've owned 10 years. Prior to that we've had Bugs, Ghias, type 3's, Splitties, Wizards, (When they were Wizard of Rods) Buggies and a replica 356.
Contact us at
32 whalley Rd,
Gt Harwood,
Blackburn,
Lancashire,
BB6 7TF U.K.
Phone 01254 888416
E-mail richard@bluebird-type2.co.uk
Web: http://www.bluebird-type2.co.uk/
The Propex 1600 HeatSource.
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After many years of good service the compact 1600 is being replaced by a new model, The Propex 1600 HeatSource. Built to the same high standards as the compact. The HeatSource is smaller in size and even more efficient, as well as being perfect for buses this new unit, due to it's size lends it's self to being fitted to all the range of VWs, just think, heat at the touch of a switch. Size:-312mm long x 168mm wide x 95mm high, comes with dedicated VW fitting kit. The fitting of Heatsource is virtually the same as the old compact.
The Heat Booster
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Heat booster, delivers 120cfm. Brings heat up from the heat exchanger. Fits all type2's in hot air pipe under cab floor complete kit.
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