Cheap Hot Water For Camper Vans/Motorhomes - Bobil Vans Diesel Water Heater System

Cheap Hot Water For Camper Vans/Motorhomes - Bobil Vans Diesel Water Heater System

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@MultiOutdoorman
@MultiOutdoorman - 14.11.2023 02:02

It needs to heat a pressurised tank so it can be pumped and used under pressure...

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@mikestanmore2614
@mikestanmore2614 - 07.03.2023 07:35

Something to keep in mind: 40°C won't kill a lot of dangerous bacteria. You'll want to make sure you drain and clean the system regularly.

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@mauriceupp9381
@mauriceupp9381 - 19.02.2023 11:09

If you were to pressure rise your main water tank with air you could have a water system like your house where the cold water would fill up the hot water tank through the bottom or go to the cold side of your faucet at the sink or the shower

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@jameswhelan83
@jameswhelan83 - 22.01.2023 11:32

any links were to buy

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@MetteBentzen
@MetteBentzen - 09.01.2023 02:29

Could someone pls help with a link to the product? Or a name 🙂

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@dannynova3412
@dannynova3412 - 29.11.2022 02:36

Ok. I love this but I'm gonna just try putting my Kelly Kettle around the exhaust pipe and see what that does first.

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@dannynova3412
@dannynova3412 - 28.11.2022 00:42

This is so well done. Great job Bobil Vans!

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@MrBofficial0913
@MrBofficial0913 - 04.04.2022 11:33

Can they ship to US?

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@LiamTheTerrible
@LiamTheTerrible - 12.03.2022 01:00

Love this system!

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@wobby1516
@wobby1516 - 21.01.2022 18:02

A second three way on the exit from the hw heater would complete the install. Then one could choose to either expel to outside or inside the van for summer winter use.

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@nekotherion7317
@nekotherion7317 - 09.01.2022 02:30

Would be neat if it had a little wifi servo controller w/ temp &humidity sensor(ESP32?), and RC car servo for the diverter, that way can monitor tank temp, room temp, and ambient temp

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@daversj
@daversj - 07.01.2022 18:54

If the exhaust air from the heat exchanger pipe went back to the intake side of the diesel heater it capture the heat left over…

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@thechumpsbeendumped.7797
@thechumpsbeendumped.7797 - 18.12.2021 01:31

Wouldn’t it make more sense to have the hot inlet below the cold? Heat rises and if your adding hot to the top of the tank, as it’s less dense it’ll sit on top of the cold water, leading the a temperature gradient within the tank. If you do it the other way around, the hot water will rise through the cold, to even out the temp in the tank. It’s the same as in a house hot water tank. The hot inlet is usually towards the lower part of the tank.

Also as others have stated, The legionnaire's disease bacteria breeds at the sorts of temperatures you spoke of so it would be best to use this as a secondary heating source and get the storage tank up to at least 60° because at that temp the bacteria will die off in as little as 2 mins. At 70° they die off immediately. The thought of loads of people using this system for showering concerns me as aerosolised contaminated water is the most effective way to get the bug deep into your lungs.

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@grumpygrandpa3640
@grumpygrandpa3640 - 09.12.2021 16:25

Not the best idea and not what I call cheap either ! 40-50 degrees is bacteria breeding temp if you do it you’d need to be extremely careful or it could make you very sick indeed

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@paulshanesmith
@paulshanesmith - 05.12.2021 18:51

I paired a 90mm kit (which is basically 2 of the large heat exchangers) with the Planar 4kw heater. The main difference with my installation was that I did away with the hideous 1970's car choke cable and I move the diverter with a 50mm linear actuator via a rocker switch. I also have my main water tank gravity feed into the warming tank, controlled by a normally closed solenoid valve and float switch.

You simply turn on the heater, make sure the actuator rocker switch is in the direction of hot water. Press the next switch to open the normally closed solenoid valve for a few seconds to fill your warming tank, it automatically stops when nearly full. Lastly the third switch to turn the bobil system on and off.

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@todorspasovhd
@todorspasovhd - 29.11.2021 23:22

What about system of toile tank that soon as the level is Dow full this one up will not work

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@JaxomUK
@JaxomUK - 23.11.2021 21:59

Would this system work with a recirculating shower?

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@Auxbeam - 11.11.2021 11:13

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@thewanderingwarner5403
@thewanderingwarner5403 - 19.10.2021 19:22

Very interesting, will have a think about how I would integrate it with my 12v water heater system.

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@john-xx8nc
@john-xx8nc - 15.10.2021 16:06

Huge question on your simple 12v system ,,did you wire in your charge controller to the fuse board or did you go direct to the battery and is it ok to wire the 20amp controller into the fuse board ,cheers great vids by the way

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@jacobditton1493
@jacobditton1493 - 14.10.2021 14:28

Where are you 2months since last vid ridiculous

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@allthesame3856
@allthesame3856 - 14.10.2021 05:11

This video would be so great in English. I wonder if anybody could translate it for us here in Canada.

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@Mevi
@Mevi - 03.10.2021 13:37

Wish I'd seen this before committing to my heater placement. Very clever

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@waynehobbs5175
@waynehobbs5175 - 20.09.2021 18:03

I like. Could it be converted to Instantaneous so no tank? That would impress even more.

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@HiruS22
@HiruS22 - 12.08.2021 23:48

Anyone using this needs to be aware that although 35-40 is indeed a nice shower temperature, it’s also perfect for breeding legionella bacteria. The tank would need to be heated to 60+ degrees on a regular basis, or emptied and dried out each use for it to be safe. Much better to heat a smaller amount of water to 65-70 degrees and mix with cold to get the temperature you want 👍

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@stevezodiac491
@stevezodiac491 - 12.08.2021 02:45

You can buy a kettle for £10.

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@swattergeezer
@swattergeezer - 10.08.2021 00:33

Hugh, Thanks so much for putting a link to my channel, its only small, but i'll be adding more van build content soon, thanks again.

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@brendanryan262
@brendanryan262 - 09.08.2021 13:44

I finally put mine through its paces in the real world last week, I have an 18ltr tank, enough for 2 quick showers. The water heats really quickly at full blast... like 15min gets it to 35 degrees which we found a nice temperature to warm up after the cold sea. Next time, I'll leave the heater on middle of the road for an hour and arrive back to a warm van and a hot shower! Cushty!

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@krispinktattoostudio1916
@krispinktattoostudio1916 - 07.08.2021 22:58

Great to see you back. Bought mine a while ago. Should be fitting it all in the next week or so

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@jesshowe4591
@jesshowe4591 - 07.08.2021 14:49

It turned the water pump off but did it turn the diesel heater off you would need it to turn the diesel heater off.

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@ryanferris7841
@ryanferris7841 - 05.08.2021 00:16

Looks complicated and messy

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@jonsinky911
@jonsinky911 - 04.08.2021 22:36

Just in the process of installing one myself and If you wanted an automatic ‘push to fill’ option, you could use a solenoid and a level detector with a
relay which is explained on Bobil page .

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@twinky666666
@twinky666666 - 04.08.2021 21:40

Just boil a kettle ffs 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😋

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@mitchtech2
@mitchtech2 - 04.08.2021 12:28

Great idea and works a treat. However for my next build I'm going to source the parts myself minus the 3d cowling and save a third.

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@ScudoCamper
@ScudoCamper - 04.08.2021 11:11

Brilliant idea. Thanks 😊

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@richt6378
@richt6378 - 04.08.2021 00:20

The bobil systems are great. I hooked mine up to a fully insulated electric heater. With an added pressure relief valve and upgraded pump it runs at the water system pressure, so doesn't need manually filling. Definitely against the bobil recommend setup but it's not exploded yet 🤞🤣 plus electric heating option too 🤘
Keep the great channel going!

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@1jeffcan
@1jeffcan - 03.08.2021 23:51

That is a fantastic piece of kit. I will seriously think how I can best integrate it for my use.

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@jonnypickett2546
@jonnypickett2546 - 03.08.2021 21:40

sounds great, thank you..

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@dontfencemein.6125
@dontfencemein.6125 - 03.08.2021 21:34

I have a 1992 toyota townace with the water heated from exhaust as well as the little diesel heater, for ages I thought i,d left the heater on when I got home and emptied a tank of hot water , Duhh!

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@flapsfalkland5181
@flapsfalkland5181 - 03.08.2021 21:32

Crackin item 👍

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@johnstanton8499
@johnstanton8499 - 03.08.2021 15:04

Can you buy them from China?

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@Dirt-Diggler
@Dirt-Diggler - 03.08.2021 04:08

I've just fitted the same to my ambulance conversion 👍 i like it, but then i like the whole DIY thing, i already had a really good diesel heater fitted but space constraints meant i needed a small quirky water heater and the bobil system was just the ticket 😎
If pushed to find an issue it would be the pump, it's a bit on the cheap side so i may upgrade later to a bigger better tropical fishh tank item but as i say that's really nit picking and looking for something to find wrong 🤔 .
Enjoyed the vid as usuall buy as I fitted mine 3 days ago it was a bit late 🤣🤣 👍

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@paulgoldsmith4693
@paulgoldsmith4693 - 03.08.2021 02:30

great product, truma actually make a small water hearer which utilises the feat from the diesel heater ducting. It has a much smaller capacity but also incorporates a heater element which is used when the diesel heater is not on. I have one fitted in my transit custom and it works really well.

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@RustyRoseAdventures
@RustyRoseAdventures - 03.08.2021 02:24

I think these things are awesome! Great video! Could probably as you say do a little less user input but then again mostly self builders would by these!

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@pjf7943
@pjf7943 - 03.08.2021 02:14

Is this available in the USA..??

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@markedmonds6629
@markedmonds6629 - 03.08.2021 00:47

Anyone using a calorifier heater in their van...?? Use them on boats as standard..

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@AMGMANIAC88
@AMGMANIAC88 - 03.08.2021 00:34

I saw this kit on the Mispronounced Adventures channel and he did a great in depth walkthrough of the system. Great bit of kit at an affordable price.

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@goth_dude6874
@goth_dude6874 - 03.08.2021 00:31

Thanks for the review , confirm i won't bother il stick to boiling my water up

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@bobilvans4205
@bobilvans4205 - 02.08.2021 23:37

Great overview Hugh, thanks for showing everyone our bit of kit-we are certainly trying to keep the big boys on their toes :)

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@UrbanVanlife
@UrbanVanlife - 02.08.2021 23:28

hasnt been that long , last time you was in them dinosaur undies

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