1300 Kerosene Heater 4200 BTU - Trotac Marine
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    • 1300 Kerosene Heater 4200 BTU

    SKU:
    WAL1300
    1300 Kerosene Heater 4200 BTU
    $1,595.00
    The 1300 Kerosene Heater is an extremely low power consumption kerosene heater with a double walled balanced exhaust system. View full description

    The 1300 Kerosene Heater is an extremely low power consumption kerosene heater with a double walled balanced exhaust system.

    The 1300 outputs 4,200 BTU's, approximately the same as a small plug in electric heater. The design of the burning process gives a silent exhaust so you and surrounding boaters can enjoy the peace and quiet:

    • The kerosene heaters are designed for smaller vessels from 18-30 feet
    • Heating Output: 4,200 BTU's (one setting only)
    • Fuel Consumption: 0.125 Litres per hour
    • These unit can only consume kerosene
    • Power Consumption: 0.4 Amps @ 12 volts
    • Dimensions: 8.5" tall x 11.25" long x 4.5" wide
    • This model is designed for one-cabin heating
    • Note: this price does not include install kit.
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