Do you need to run a thermostat when using this Evans NPG+C High Performance Waterless Coolant?
1082518
I run it in a drag race car with no thermostat. If you are running it in a street car I would recommend running a thermostat.
1082519
Yes! Need minimum coolant temperature to burn of water vapor in oil system, as well as need warmth for properCarburetor performance.
701890
On this model yes but I have also bought a derale cooler that comes with an inline thermostat which turns the fan on when the fluid gets to like 180* degrees
1713475
You need the exhaust hose for the heating and cooling modes. If you are using it as a fan or as a dehumidifier you do not need the exhaust hose.
2182434
Yes you do. The pump is installed on the top of the water heated and my heater - air conditioner unit is in the same compartment which has a electrical outlet.
2279382
Yes the ecotemp does not have a thermostat. You control the temperature of the water with two knobs one for water flow the other for gas.
1086762
I can't answer that directly. I've had mine in for less than a month. I can tell you that it's not necessary to have it on all the time. I programmed mine to run constantly in the mornings and evenings when the water gets heavy use in our house. For the time in between I have set it to go on and off every 15 minutes. I work from home and use the water fairly often at those times. I have noticed no real difference than when it's running full time at peak hours. There is also no reason to have it running in the middle of the night. I look at it more from a longevity of the pump perspective than an energy perspective. I don't think they use that much energy to run, but the pump (any pump) has a life span. The only reason I may run mine at night is for winter. The farthest pipes from the water heater are on an outside wall. A well-insulated outside wall, but if we get sub-zero temps like we did last year I may run every half hour or so at night just to keep the pipe warm.
1128939
I can't tell you what the temp would be at any particular spot in the engine, but it will be significantly less than it would be if you had normal coolant that had boiled away. If your temp is 375, something is wrong and normal coolant will have boiled off. But by using Evans, your engine is unlikely to be damaged.
2176203
This is a closed loop system, you just install it like a normal heatsink and go, you don't have to add water or anything.
2039930
It is not designed as a replacement for a water heater gas valve with the integral thermocouple. It does not include any kind of thermostat. This unit is best suited to a furnace or boiler that has a thermostat.
907271
i have one but did not need to install it as i have cieling fans that seem to work very well to circulate the heat.
1176235
It does have a thermostat, but as in my review when it cycles off, you can smell gas and gives off CO. Use this heater at your own risk.
1613626
I have this and yes as long as you have the ability to do so externally of the unit. It only has one hook up so I have valves to balance the temp going into it.
569873
that's how most are installed. It's no problem. you need to run the water through the unit with the power off to purge any air prior to turning the unit on.
974146
No. This is used in computer water cooling, it's put into the resivuar to keep the coolant from growing anything.
1923353
No, the P65 not P75 have a thermostat. I did not like the P75 - never worked - see my review. The p65 did work great and used it on two trips. It kept ice packs that started out frozen solid frozen for days. On another trip it cooled room temp bottles of water down to nice cold ittles in a day (left plugged in to house power woth converter to precool at house before trip) Would recommend the P65 - but it does not have a thermostat.
864039
No make sure you set the temp up and let it sit in the tank 15 mins before you turn it on.
2058614
There is a compartment that opens in which you can add ice to the water reservoir. This will result in colder water running through the panels and cooler air being emitted by the fans. It is not necessary however but an option if you want more cooling.