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"Geoff Schultz" wrote
You can get elements that have both 120V AC and 12V DC feeds. See http://www.svhotwire.com/divert_loads.html GBM wrote: That's great, but: - how is the water temperature controlled? Temperature should not exceed 49C to prevent scalding (used to be 60C) - Once water reaches maximum temperature, what do you do then? Seems to be of limited value if engine is also used to heat water. Our hot water gets up to about 45C after an hour of motoring at low speed. It is self limiting because of engine thermostat. Just curious because I'm not familiar that with them - do marine water heaters have any sort of provision whereby you can insert a temperature sensor, which can then be hooked up to a limiting circuit? |
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