ProCom Vent-Free Dual Fuel Infrared Radiant Wall Heater — 2-Plaque, 10,000 BTU, Model# MD2TPA

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This ProCom Vent-Free Dual Fuel Infrared Radiant Wall Heater offers 99% energy efficiency and dual fuel versatility. Use it with both natural gas or propane for cost-effective comfort. Not for sale in California or Canada. Check your local regulations on installation restrictions and requirements. Propane use requires 100-lb. tank or larger with two-stage adjustable regulator available from gas supply company.

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Easy push-button piezo ignition
Installation is easy and economical with no venting or chimney required
No electricity is necessary, making it perfect for power outages

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Item#	19852
Ship Weight	18.0 lbs
Product Style	Wall heater
Heating Capability (sq. ft.)	300
BTU Output	10,000
Color	White
Oxygen Depletion Sensor	Yes
Thermostat Included	Yes
Blower Included	No
Dimensions L x W x H (in.)	6 3/8 x 14 x 19
Includes	Wall mounting bracket

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Can this heater be hooked up to a standard 20 lb. propane tank? If so, what additional accessories will need to be purchased?

RobZ

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August 25, 2011

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The ProCom Vent free Dual Fuel Radiant heater needs at least a 100 lb propane tank. Per the manufacturer you must check with your local codes, they suggest having it professionally installed. A professional will have everything you need to hook it up. If it is not hooked up correctly, you will void the warranty

ProductExpert9

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August 27, 2011

2 answers

Can this item just sit on ground level? Not be hanging on a wall?

Leobardo

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October 13, 2011

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The 10,000 BTU ProCom Infrared Heater cannot sit at ground level, and must be wall mounted. It requires a minimum of 2 inches clearance from any combustible materiel underneath. The larger ProCom Infrared Heaters can be set on the floor via a base designed for them. See links below for more information.

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ProductExpert29

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October 15, 2011

They have a floor foot kit for this heater also sold by Northern Tool.

Rudder2

- Niceville, FL

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January 17, 2012

1 answer

Can a blower be attached to this and if so do you have it available?

Anonymous

October 14, 2011

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The ProCom 10,000 BTU infrared heater is not designed to accept a blower.

ProductExpert12

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October 19, 2011

2 answers

What is its thermostate temperature range

Fred121

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March 23, 2012

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The thermostat ranges between 55 to 95 degrees.

ProductExpert35

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March 23, 2012

I have the two plaque wall heater and from my experience the temperature range starts at about 62 degrees and goes up to over 80. The heater will not come on unless you set the thermostat to at least the frist number which is 1. Anything below 1 is just the pilot.

RW123

- Arlington, Texas

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January 14, 2013

2 answers

Is there a remote with this product?

Anonymous

October 11, 2011

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A remote control is not available for this heater.

ProductExpert9

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October 11, 2011

No!

fish04

- Twin Falls, Idaho

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January 28, 2013

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Can this product be installed in a bathroom?

Anonymous

October 20, 2011

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This item can be installed in a bathroom however we advise that you follow the local codes in your area.

ProductExpert10

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October 20, 2011

It is small enough to install in a large bathroom. It will put out a lot of heat and as long as you can get a gas line to the place you want it mounted it should be OK. Just be careful not to mount it where flamable items, such as towels, etc. can come in contact with it. The other thing is, I wouldn't use any type of aerosal spray, such as hair spray in the bathroom, as it is extremely flamable. I think you would be better off using an in-wall electrical heater if you have electricity available. Remember, this is a flame heater and as such can ignite other objects or gasses.

fish04

- Twin Falls, Idaho

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January 28, 2013

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Can this product be installed in a camper, as long as the manufacturers fresh air requirements are met? if so, would it be safe?

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I have a travel trailer that i use year round. The furnace that came with it from the manufacturer recently went out and cannot be repaired. I have looked for a direct replacement with no luck and have been told that it is obsolete. This heater seems like a good candidate although i dont believe it should be used in an area where you sleep. According to the worksheet from this manufacturer, the amount of airspace in my camper can support the airspace requirements necessary without adding any ventilation or makeup air. I have one concern, Will it be safe for my family if used in this application?

Anonymous

November 17, 2011

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These vent free heaters are not recommended for Recreational Vehicles.

ProductExpert31

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November 25, 2011

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How much fuel does it use an hour at each of its settings?

Anonymous

November 23, 2011

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The fuel consumption for this unit at maximum heat output (10,000 BTU) is 9.7 cu ft/ hr using Natural Gas and 0.46 lbs/hr using Propane. At 5,000 BTU's consumption would be 4.54 cu ft/hr using Natural Gas and 0.23 lbs/hr using Propane.

ProductExpert31

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November 25, 2011

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Why is this item not for sale in California?

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I assume that means if we buy it, we can not install it in CA?
Thanks,
Cate

cate

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April 4, 2012

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The state of California does not allow the installation of vent-free heaters.

ProductExpert30

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April 5, 2012

1 answer

Where do we get an operating manual?

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We bought the MN100TPA last spring, we took it out this evening to install it and there are no booklets or paperwork of any kind. Where can we obtain the needed information?

Angel44

- Fort Worth

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October 5, 2012

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For a manual on this heater you could contact our parts department by calling 800-222-5381 option 3.

ProductExpert31

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October 8, 2012

ProCom Vent-Free Dual Fuel Infrared Radiant Wall Heater - 2-Plaque, 10,000 BTU, Model# MD2TPA 4.4 5 13 13

Outstanding Source of Heat Very economical and it sure saves you a lot of bucks through the heating season! It can be placed in a fireplace as long as the unit has the proper clearance on all sides so heat can rise up and it must be totally anchored. I'm using this for the third winter and would definately recommend it!!! January 23, 2013

faulty thermostat? I ordered this product several months ago.( I had ordered the same heater last year and am very happy, never had an issue with that heater.) However, this new heater is nothing but a headache. The fist week it worked great. Then slowly the noises it makes got louder and louder until it was keeping me up every single night(heater is in my bedroom). I was told to call ProCom. They told me," the noises are normal. its the metal contracting and expanding. it needs to be broken in". WHAT? So i endured another week. The sounds got louder, sounded literally like an alarm going off after the thermostat turns off the flame(can hear two rooms away) . Called back. Finally got a replacement. Now its been few weeks and i can tell its getting louder, same sounds again. I dont know why my older heater is so great and these newer ones are not. I doubt i will get another replacement. Might have to trash this one. i guess they somehow changed the thermostat wiring or ??? I just wanted another great heater. :( BETTER BUY THE EXTENDED WARRANTY January 17, 2013

High Altitude usage If you are buying this item and using it above 4500 feet elevation be aware that the manufacture of these and all ventless heaters DO NOT RECOMMEND their use above that altitude. In all the documentation provided by Northern Tool researching these type of heaters says nothing about this information. I had to email them when the heater would not function and was told not to use the heater above 4500 feet elevation. This would be very important information to know when researching purchasing a heater to be installed in a home at 5400 feet elevation. If you are considering purchasing a ventless heater do not rely on Northern Tool for enough valuable information. Go to the ventless heater manufacture's web site for very important information. January 14, 2013

Procom 10k BTU wall heater Good experience with Procom heaters and this one also works quite well. Install simple. Had to switch to natural gas but no big deal. I really like the thermostat control. This is my first with a control that will maintain a room at the desired temperature. This is a feature you should consider before purchasing a room heater. Only negative about this heater is the pilot. This heater was installed in my bedroom and the pilot is very loud. You can hardly hear the pilots on my other heaters. Overhall this is a good product and I am sure I will get used to the noise from the pilot. January 14, 2013

Backup heating at 10,000 feet We heat primarily by wood in an off-grid home, but at times we needed supplemental heating to take the chill off the cabin, like when the wife first gets up in the morning or if we leave the place overnight (and do not want to drain the pipes and other winterization steps). The concern, like most mountain folk, is whether the oxygen sensor/thermostat will work at high altitude, and in our case we are exactly at 10,000 feet elevation. We bought three of these, to put into cold corners farthest away from the wood stove, and they come on at the lowest setting, which is about 55 deg F. We don't keep all three pilot lights lit, so its an as needed basis. The outside temp this AM was 16 deg F, and the1728 sq ft cabin was at 58 deg F. We removed an Empire 30,000 btu heater that was a devil to light as it was vented to the outside and sucked propane like a drunkard in a beer barrel. We have neighbors (all about a half mile apart) that have the 5 plaque heaters and the Fairplay American Legion has the 30K btu blue flame version. All work fine, if they work at all. We could not get a 30K blue flame to light which got replaced by a 2 plaque infrared, and one of our 2 plaque heaters did not have an operable thermostat (it was on or off, nothing automatic). Northern Tools swapped them out with no problem, giving us RMA numbers. You can trust these guys. Easy to install with a 3/8 flexible gas line and a power screw driver to attach to our log walls. The plug in the propane hole takes some torque to get out. November 26, 2012

Success from May3 until Sept 7, 2012 We purchased 2 of these units to heat our 40 foot toy hauler. 1 is installed in the main living area to provide quiet heat without the noisey factory furnace, it does great. The 2nd is installed in the 14x8 garage area which is separated from the main area by a sliding glass door--has 2 beds, TV and easy chairs from the factory but no heat.from the factory. This was an easy fix so we can enjoy the extra living space when we get there and the toys are outside. Quiet, affordable and easy to do. Works great, saves money. Used every night. October 10, 2012

Propane heater This heater is small but well worth the price, I use as back up heat just for emergancy, but it heats my 3 room 8 by 32 foot hone addition well. May 7, 2012

Awesone little efficient Heater! I'm using this in my 30 foot travel tailor. The internal furnace was vary inefficient and eventually gave up the ghost. So I ordered one of these. I run on 30 lbs bottles and I was able to heat my place a long time on a single bottle! It's been running about 4 days on a partial bottle. It cycles on and off so it's not a 100% drain. Sitting in front of it put off the heat of a fireplace the infrared plates just radiate heat. Defanetly make sure that nothing is too close to front of heater it radiates enough heat to combust something. Haven't don it but just be warned! January 17, 2012

Propane heat These come setup for propane or natural gas. Simple to install with easy instructions. Great looking units and not too bulky. Great option for secondary heat source. Very affordable for the quality. January 9, 2012

Works perfect for me. I installed it in a 7' x 14' enclosed trailer which I live in a few weekends a month while ATVing. I leave the thermostat on the 1st setting and it works perfect. I keep a side vent and the roof vent cracked open around a 1/2" for ventilation. If one or the other is closed, it will keep turning off, as it it supposed to, for lack of oxygen. 1 20lb. propane tank lasts from Friday to Sunday with no problem with the temperatures between 25 and 40 degrees and me going in and out often. January 9, 2012

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Heating Capability (sq. ft.)	300	1,000	1,000	1,000	850
BTU Output	10,000	30,000	30,000	25,000	23,000
Color	White	White	White	Black	Light oak
Oxygen Depletion Sensor	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Thermostat Included	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Blower Included	No	No (sold separately)	No	No	No
Dimensions L x W x H (in.)	6 3/8 x 14 x 19	8 x 26 5/8 x 23 1/2	8 x 26 5/8 x 23 1/2	13 x 33 x 26	-
Includes	Wall mounting bracket	Diamond mesh grill for added safety	Wall mounting bracket	Hand painted logs	Corner kit

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