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PORTABLE PROPANE TANKLESS WATER SYSTEMS
Decker's Hot Water Station is the perfect choice for group camping, base camps, firefighting, military, natural disaster or emergency relief and decontamination, power outages, cabins or anywhere that an unlimited supply of hot water is needed.
The Hot Water Station connects to any water faucet or use optional 12v pump to deliver water from a lake, stream, storage tank or even a bucket when there isn't a pressurized water source available. Sets up in seconds. Simply connect the Hot Water Station to your water source. When the water nozzle is opened the burner automatically lights and in seconds provides an endless supply of hot water. When the water nozzle is shut off the burner automatically goes out. Decker's Hot Water Station
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The Burner lights automatically when the water is turned on and goes out when the water is shut off. The igniter is powered by two D cell batteries. No buttons to push and no pilot light wasting propane.
Water temperature is adjustable from 80-120 degrees F. Start with the Water Regulator at Max and the Gas Regulator at the minimum setting. If the temperature is too low increase the Gas Regulator until the output water is the desired temperature. If the intake water is extremely cold you may have to turn down the Water Regulator until the desired temperature is reached. Once it is set the temperature will remain the same as long as the source water temp stays constant. Decker's Hot Water Station Jr
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When the water is turned on the igniter (powered by two D cell batteries) automatically lights the burner. No buttons to push and no pilot light wasting propane. Turn the water off and the burner goes out. Turn the water back on and the burner automatically lights again. If you wish to use water without it being heated, turn the ON/OFF switch at the bottom of the unit to OFF. This will disconnect the igniters and gas flow.
adjustable water temperature from 80-120 degrees F. Start with the water regulator at max and the gas regulator at the minimum setting. If the temperature is too low increase the gas regulator until the output water is the desired temperature. If the intake water is extremely cold you may have to turn down the water regulator until the desired temperature is reached. Once it is set, the temperature will remain the same as long as the source water temp stays constant. |











