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Ooooh good thinking !

Hi - I've got a Kamper with the same cupboards and having spent yesterday in her, I'm thinking Propex might be a good idea!

Any info you've got would be warmly appreciated especially which model, the supplier/fitter, where it vents and how much it costs to get the heater and installation.

And if you've got any pics of it installed that would be brill!

He is coming at 12 today so will take pics as he goes along and send you his details. He is based in Middlesbrough but is their approved fitter. I got his details from Propex. Happy to help.....


..... This could be my first opportunity on 80-90 to actually offer advice - yikes!!!!!!!

Will get you all the details later today

That would be great - thanks very much

OK here we go....

This is how it was fitted:





These were tidied and secure on completion.








The model we have is HS2000 http://www.propexheatsource.co.uk/air-heaters.php

It was fitted by Lawrence Mortimer - who is propex approved for the northeast. Email: leisuretechnortheast@hotmail.co.uk

In total the heater cost £417.69, I only chose one outlet (they are £48.98 each) and installation was £120 plus VAT on that. So not cheap. Am sure the lovely people on here are now sucking air in through their teeth and digestives fall in cups of tea! Don't you just hate talk of money????

Thanks for putting the pics up so quickly. Really helpful to see it in situ.

You are most welcome. Glad to have helped someone

I had a new one fitte by Gasure for roughly £500

It's under the bench seat fixed to the angled part of the engine bay leaving more room for storage

best place that...

Hello possible you have been on yer trip if you have do hope it was a good one if not we have an early Propex
all good for us >> if you have a petrol van consider LPG conversion and have a leisure tank fitted never run
out of gas when you fill up with gas for the engine side it tops the leisure tank up there you go.
Regards Buddie.

Just got back from our trip - the propex was fantastic, toastie warm. Managed to last on our campingaz cylinder and do all our cooking. Will change to propane when we run out.

there's a group buy on these in the for sale section for £400 ive got my name down for one

Good decision. Better price than I paid.

LittleMissSunshine wrote:OK here we go....

This is how it was fitted:

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Was this pic after he had finished? It's just that the gas supply pipe appears to be unsupported above the tap. Good practice would be to have the pipe clipped to the wall rather than being permitted to vibrate, work harden then fracture.

I think there is a clip, will check