If you are mechanically minded, the short answer is yes. The Genesis II comes as a single modular unit. The basic steps are: Mount the unit using the 4 bolt holes on the unit itself. Attach hot and cold water outlets. Mount the on\off switch. Vent the exhaust and combustion air inlet. Connect the power to the […]
Category: Hot Water
How do the low flow shower heads work?
Because of the compact nature of our Genesis II hot water systems, a significant increase in water flow causes the glycol in the buffer tank to lose heat. If using normal shower heads, with flow rates around 7.5 l\min, you would lose water temperature too quickly. We have looked at various low flow shower heads and have […]
Is the hot water system easy to use?
Once installed, our Genesis II hot water systems are very easy to use. As soon as you turn the power switch on, the furnace will start up. It takes roughly 15 minutes for the glycol in the tank to come up to 80 degrees operating temperature, depending on the initial glycol temperature and if the furnace needs […]
How reliable are Belief air heaters?
Dieselheat have been selling Belief air heaters since 2014 and most of them are still in operation. We have literally sold thousands with very few issues. Of course, no product is perfect, which is why we offer a full two year warranty on all Belief air heaters. We have a very short turnaround for any warranty claims […]
What is the electrical power consumption?
On startup, it takes approximately 10 amps of power consumption. It takes around 3 minutes to get the burner hot. After the flame is established, our diesel air heaters draw between 0.55 to 0.85 amps, making them very efficient to operate. Please note that if there is no diesel in the fuel line – for […]
What brands do you carry?
Our three main brands are Belief, Eberspacher and Wallas. Please visit the Our Brands page for more information on these three companies. Primarily, Belief and Eberpacher furnaces are used for caravan heating and in our hot water systems, while Wallas products are most often used for marine applications and cooking appliances. For heating tiny homes or workshops, […]
