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Dickinson Marine Newport Diesel Fireplace - 00-NEW
$1,368.99
$1,232.09
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Dickinson Marine Newport Diesel Fireplace - 00-NEW Item # 864811
Description
Dickinson's Newport Diesel Heater is a compact, reliable and economical solution for producing dry, comfortable heat.
Features:
- Bulkhead mounted diesel fireplace
- Natural draft, vaporizing oil heater – can be used without electricity
- Fire-viewing window
- Manufactured in stainless steel with decorative valve cover
- Efficient 6" stainless steel burner
- Includes drip pan, mounting straps and draft-assist fan (12V DC standard, 24 and 32V DC available as options or add-ons)
- Overflow safety feature on oil metering valve
- Optional water heating coils available
- Suitable for powerboats and sailboats 30 - 36 ft
Specifications:
- Power: 12V DC
- Fuel / Heat Source: diesel (standard), metering for stove oil and kerosene available as options or add-ons
- Output: 6,500 - 16,250 BTU
- Fuel Consumption / 24 hours: 1.29 gal (low), 3.20 gal (high)
- Flue Size: 3" Dia
- Dimensions: 19.75" H x 8.5" W x 10.5" D
Product Operating and Installation Instruction Manual (2.37 MB)
Part Numbers for Dickinson Marine Newport Diesel Fireplace - 00-NEW
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Captan Kev from
Better Than Advertised
I lived on my boat in Western Alaska and all the way to Indian Rocks Beach, Florida. In Alaska, I relied on this heater in below zero temps. When it was 25 degrees F, half way up the scale on the Newport, it was 92 degrees F inside. My stack was only 10" above the deck so I had to run the 12v fan pretty much full time to prevent it to soot up. A 4 psi electric fuel pump had to be used because it wasn't 18" below a header tank. Small price to pay. GREAT heater!
Date published: 2025-03-11
Questions
Guide says you can use without electricity. Dont you need a pump to get diesel to the heater?
MorningGlory is absoulutely correct concerning the gravity feed alternative. There is also a built in, 12 volt electric fan that impacts air flow, chimney draw. I use it in the innitial lighting procedure. Others use it contunously. It depends on setup and preference. But the fan is not crucial.
Date published: 2024-10-28