Can this be used for machines with a heat option?
1940769
Yes it can. My wife has the heat option in hers and this hose does not go near it.
1940770
Yes. The heat part is separated from the hose. The heat part is mainly just to make the cpap work as a humidifier.
1940771
Yes, it could be, but it is a horrible hose...not flexible at all as I mentioned in my critique. I would not buy this version.
201621
Yes, as long as the flow is high enough to trigger it to turn on heat. See the manual for each model to see how much flow is required to trigger heating. Smaller models have lower flow requirements.
1152770
I used it in a crawl space for an outside spigot. But I don't see why it couldn't be used on a hot as well.
1140514
I would not recommend it. If it didnt over heat it would be severely underpowered!
396671
I don't see why not but then again, I'm not the manufacture so I'd be guessing. It's a low amperage output warming pad.
1803374
yes it can, depending on how much you use this and the heat setting that you use
1425991
No. It has a minimum level shutoff to keep the machine operating safely. While I am not sure of that exact level, ( I'm guessing around 1/4 full) you run the risk of burning the machine out unnecessarily. We always run it full. BTW, once you heat it, it will reheat
1265734
Yes you can, i mean, i have ran it on mine! If you plug this machine to a 220v line, you get 200 amps an the machine!!! Mine came with a 110/220v adapter
2018441
Yes but I'd use a heat defuser. I place it on the defuser and then start the heat medium.
768083
Yes. The hot air generated by the machine needs to vent or else the room will get hotter!
2163141
Works great. Its for thermal. Sizes vary greatly for each machine so just verify the mm width is correct. The length of the roll also matters because some machines can't handle 230ft of paper. Good luck!
755880
Although I haven't tried it I think that you can. The heat it produces is mild, not hot to the touch at all. I think for it to be a problem it would need to get much hotter. I hope this helps.
674333
Unfortunately... no. Because the unit is a HEAT PUMP unit (rather than a STRAIGHT ELECTRIC unit), it can only be used when temperatures are above 45 Degrees Fahrenheit. I learned that the hard way (the manufacturer fails to explain that fact in the instruction manual). You would have to purchase a STRAIGHT ELECTRIC unit in order for the unit to be capable of heating in those types of temperatures. It is best to purchase a 230 volt unit if you need to use it it those types of temperatures. Usually the straight electric 230 volt units provide 7,000 to 12,000 btus of heat per hour.
886207
You can use it there. My system is installed in a unheated area and works GREAT!
31064
Yes it can. Just be aware that this item heats up quickly and holds the heat very well.
2079343
Yes it can. It says on the label that it can. Also, I personally know someone who uses it in her high efficiency machine frequently with no problems.
171614
Duo,I believe you could do this, and your only concern would be overheating. I used this part about five months ago, with an ambient temperature of 25 C, and input of 18 VDC. I operated at an output of 60 VDC. At 75 VDC, I required an external fan.I speculate that the fins could transfer heat to the environment efficiently, but heat transfer is poor from the PCB to the fins. Temporary solution: block of ice. Though this might not be appropriate for your purposes.GrantMonrovia, Liberia