Our Freeburn waste oil heater line of products and kits is for sale. We are all of retirement age, and we need to spend more time with our grandkids!
Compared to any other waste oil heater system on the market, we beat them in efficiency, flexibility and affordability. This line is designed for farm shops or similar businesses. They are easy to build and maintain yourself, far more efficient, and cost effective.
The complete line of products is being offered for an outstanding price and value. This includes all parts, patterns and some tooling, instructions, videos, advertising, and literature.
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For shop size 400 to 1,200 sq ft, depending on insulation and other factors. Not for indoor residential use. Because it is a kit, this heater is not UL approved.
The smallest member of the family is the BabyBurn, sipping oil to keep your 400 - 1,200 square feet space toasty warm.
Heated air is directed into the room from the bottom of the heater. You can rotate the discharge air plenum to blow the heated air in any direction. The oil reservoir can sit beneath the heater to conserve shop space.
Everything you need is included in this kit: 30 gallon barrel, 21 heat exchanger tubes, 450 cfm heat exchanger blower, oil pump assembly with speed control, combustion air blower, combustion chamber, air box, air plenums for top and bottom of barrel, legs, baffle plate, 6” 90 degree elbow for flue, suction strainer, gasketing, all small hardware required, and detailed assembly instructions.
• You supply: just the oil reservoir (a bucket or larger) and 6” flue pipe.
To start, preheat the combustion chamber with 1/4 to 1/3 cup of kerosene or diesel and wadded up newspaper. This will get it hot enough so the oil will start vaporizing and burn by itself. It will run continuously at the heat output you set with the speed control on the pump. Clean out the combustion chamber daily. This heater is not thermostatically controlled and is not intended to be run unattended.
The barrel will need the following modifications as instructed in the kit:
The remainder of the assembly is mainly marking and drilling holes for screws and attaching the supplied parts. No welding is required. Clear, step-by-step assembly instructions with pictures are provided. 8 - 12 hours assembly time.
During a power outage, the pump and blowers will not run, and the fire will go out. However, if you do not turn off the pump, it will come back on when power is restored. Since there is no fire, the oil will fill up the bottom of the heater and run out on the floor. With the Power Outage Control, when there is a power outage the oil and combustion air supplies are turned off until reset.
For on top of a 30 or 55 gallon barrel reservoir to filter out large particles that would plug a 60 mesh suction screen.
For shop size 400 to 1,200 sq ft, depending on insulation and other factors. Not for indoor residential use. Because it is a kit, this heater is not UL approved.
