Outdoor Revolution Electric Heater

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English > Sports & Leisure > Camping & Outdoors > Sleeping Bags, Air Beds & Accessories > Folding Mattresses Due to the unpredictability of British weather, most campers only pitch their tents during the summertime. If you can find the right camping heater, you can extend your camping season to all-year-round. How do you safely heat a tent in cold weather? Outdoor Survival, Torches & Lighting, Offers, Adventure Sports, The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, Gap Y The last thing you want is your heater tripping the hook-up supply, so make sure it's below 2000 Watts and remember the higher the output, the less other items you can use at the same time. Our favourite camping heaters

While investing in a reliable electric camping heater is an excellent way of staying warm on your camping trip, there are alternative ways to keep the cold out: 1. Hot water bottlesPower output is one of the primary deciding factors when it comes to choosing the best camping heater for your trips. If the heater isn’t powerful enough to fight the cold, what’s the point of getting it? Therefore, make sure it produces enough heat to serve the purpose. Gas heaters should only be used in well-ventilated areas and not inside tents. Even then, extra precautions are needed to give the heater enough space so naked flames cannot get near the heater, a stable base and the addition of a carbon monoxide alarm for your safety. Why do I need a camping heater? When traveling or camping, you usually do not have much space available to keep a lot of stuff. Hence, it is better to carry as limited things as possible. Wherever you can compromise on the items’ size, do it. This also involves even the camping heater. Believe me; you don’t necessarily need a big heater to fight the chilly night. A compact one with the right features can also go a long way.

So before you settle on a heater, first confirm the size of your camping unit. If it’s small, go for a compact heater. Otherwise, a bigger one might also be fine. Apart from the size of the camping unit, you must also consider your commuting plan. If you plan to move on foot, carrying a giant heater would be real trouble. The Dimplex Convector Heater is excellent for warming up your unit. Due to its large size, this heater is better suited for caravans and motorhomes. We really like this heater from a value for money point of view – it’s fairly cheap. However, you’ve got to keep your eye on it as gas flames are notoriously powerful and there is always the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. Best for outdoor or awning use at most. SpecificationsIn terms of power control, the Cuboid has three settings. You can run as a cooling fan-only for hot days, 750W power, or the full mighty 1500W power. Design wise, it comes with a quartz tube design and two energy settings. The former makes it offer instant heat while the latter allows you to set the desired temperature easily. In addition, other enjoyable features this camping heater includes are simple dial controls, a carry handle, and a lightweight design. These features ensure ease of use and portability to make your camping adventures more comfortable. Owning a reliable camping heater allow you to safely heat a tent in cold weather. A camping heater is a portable heater purpose-built to take on a camping trip. Heaters come in a wide array of shapes and sizes. Each one is made with different materials, fuel sources and safety features. It comes with a directional warmer and automatic ignition system. You can easily power it up through a built-in Piezo Ignition switch and control its heat output using the twist and turn knob located on the side. Obviously, this makes a lighter and/or matches redundant.

The Outdoor Revolution Portable Gas Heater can blast out 1.2kW of heat and is a favourite of ours for its portability. As the name suggests, it’s a radiative gas heater and this may not be suitable for all situations where safety is absolutely paramount. Safety is the most crucial aspect when it comes to choosing your camping heater. Some heaters have safety features such as cool outer housing, turning off automatically if they overheat and a tip-over switch. Sleep in comfort, knowing that your tent is not only warm, but you and your family are safe. Always make sure they are stable, the bigger the base, the better. Another one is an electric heater. This type is ideal for short camping adventures. What makes it worthwhile is that it can be as powerful as its fuel-powered counterparts. However, taking it into the wilderness can put you in trouble with recharging it.

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English > Sports & Leisure > Camping & Outdoors > Sleeping Bags, Air Beds & Accessories > Sleeping Bags Handling heaters can be a bit risky. They might tip or overheat, which is dangerous as they can put combustible things around on fire. However, that’s not the case with the ones we have reviewed above. All of our suggested heaters come with extra safety features that make your trip safer.

Frankly, every electric heater and most propane heaters are ideal and safe for indoor use. Just make sure the manufacturer recommends the product for indoor usage. Besides, always try to follow the usage instructions. Conclusion Camping heaters can be powered by a fuel source or can be connected to electric hook-up. You can safely operate most electric heaters in tents during the night if you follow our advice here. Now you know what a camping heater is, why you need one and what to look for, take a look at some of our favourite heaters currently on the market. 1. Kampa Diddy Portable HeaterHowever, OR have included some safety features which should put you more at ease. For starters there’s a clever Oxygen Depletion Sensor (ODS). The ODS helps cut the heater out when the oxygen level runs too low (e.g. due to carbon monoxide). There is also a tilt switch included which shuts off the gas flow if the unit accidentally falls over. Definite peace of mind.