I saw that one, perusing through a friends catalog, and I was also
interested in it.

If I recall, there are three models, and the 12V one, the one we'd likely
use, is rated at something like 40 W.

Thing is, it would take forever to warm up a significant amount of water
with 40 W. I guess, one could warm it up enroute to somewhere, but I imagine
that is not what most of us would want to do. Wasteful of gas, hauling all
that water.

If I am wrong on the specifications, feel free to correct me, as I would
LIKE to be wrong on this one.

Marshall Ruskin
84 Westy "Iron Igloo"

>Looks like a foot long device you drop in your water tank to raise the temp
>to 40 degrees Celsius, a Warmwasserheizer.  Looks like a pretty clean
>install.
>
>Does anyone know anything about this device?  Can anyone translate better
>than Babelfish?  Anyone want to tell me how many Optimas I'd need to drain
>in order to heat up a Westy water tank?
>
>Reimo catalog, page 231
>
>Warmwasserheizstab Campingstar
>Warmwasser in Kanister oder Tank thermostatisch geregelt.
>Max. 40 degree - keine Verbruhungsgefahr
>Einfach nachrustbar
>
>item 67036 12V/75 Watt  DM 108.90
>
>or ...
>
>Warm water heating staff Campingstar warm water in cans or tank
>thermalstatically regulated. Max. 40 degree - no verb resting danger simple
>nachrustbar
>
>Ty Graham
>'91 Syncro Westy
>'86 Syncro Doublecab
>