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Listees:

RE: FYI Eberspracher (now called ESPAR) Heaters

The following is a response to me from Bill Sanders, at Coppersmith, Inc.
Dealers in Eberspracher Heaters. He may be able to clarify your heater
questions, as he is extremely knowledgable on the subject. (Usual
disclaimers apply!)

Regards

Louize Christensen
Christensen Design+ Inc
Extraordinary Graphic Design

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".....(snip)
1.  Regarding the name.  The Germans wanted the Americans and Canadians to
have a name that they could pronounce; so they formed up a division called
Espar Co.  They just took some letters from their real name (Eberspacher)
and shortened it some to Espar.

In this way the North Americans had something that they could both pronounce
and spell.  I think it was very decent of the Germans to do this and save
all of those embarrassing situations.

2.    Regarding heater size, the old B2L was a 2.0 kilowatt heater.  The new
B1LC is now a 2.2 kilowatt heater. (it started out as a 1.0 kilowatt
heater).  This means that the new B1LC produces about 10% more heat than the
old B2L. (B1LC is replacement model for B2L)

3.    In addition, the B1LC has many new control and safety features over
the older heater (i.e. automatic control over four heat levels).

4.   ....plus shipping and customs ........(additional) (snip)  ":

Address heater questions to:

     Coppersmith, Inc;
    P.O. Box 173
    Suwanee, GA  30042

or: 888 Gainseville HWY
    Buford, GA 30518

    whsander@mindspring.com
    770-945-1492 TEL
    770 945.2403 Fax