As the heater is so small I honestly didn’t expect too much from it, but in use, it has performed brilliantly. For the bedroom compartment inside our tent, it did an excellent job of warming the space up, we only kept it on for about 30 minutes as that’s all it needed. This compactly designed product is simplicity itself to use. It weighs about 2.3 kgs, which along with the robust carry handle, makes it easy for you to carry and maneuver. In addition, thermostats and built-in timers are very useful features to look out for. Size matters, too. If a heater is too large it will take up loads of space when you’re using it and could prove a challenge to store in your caravan, where space is often at a premium. Finally, you’ll want to be certain that the heater is easy to position and, once in place, it is stable. A cold tent can make sleeping a nightmare during winter camping trips. No matter how many layers of clothing you put on to stay warm, it sometimes feels like a camping heater is all that will deliver the goods. There are few things worse than not being able to sleep during your camping trip due to being too cold. Wearing multiple thin layers of clothing can help and allow you to regulate your temperature better. However, with a well-built camping heater, you don't need to limit your holidays to summertime; you can have the freedom to camp confidently all year round. Is it safe to put a heater in a tent?

Cooling It’s not always cold when its hot we all reach for a fan so a heater that can also cool would be fantastic

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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

Oscillation will move the heat or cooling around a larger area such as an awning this feature is only available on the Outwell Katla Does it provide enough heat? Some of the smaller camping heaters are not powerful enough for tent use in winter. The Kampa Diddy Portable Heater is among the most affordable heaters on the market. You can easily use it when camping outside and in garages, caravans, sheds, conservatories, porches, workshops, and even around your home.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. Is it safe to use? Gas powered heaters can be dangerous due to carbon monoxide – are they safe to use inside a tent and to leave on when you’re asleep? Also, is there a fire risk from your heater? They are also extremely quiet. On the downside you’ll need a proper stove and appropriate tent with flue exit. Noise

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 However, 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.For an enjoyable camping experience, you’ll need a good quality tent. But, tents can be improved and bolstered by having the right accessories, including groundsheets, tent pegs, and gazebo poles. We sell these items individually in our range above, so you can replace any bits you’re missing and set yourself up for a successful trip. You can also buy insulated self-inflating mats. See our guide to the best camping beds or kids sleeping bags. Power 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.

Choosing the best camping heater from the plethora of options available on the market is quite challenging. But not anymore. We have put together a very comprehensive buying guide for you. Read it thoroughly and take care of all the mentioned factors. Besides, make sure you are clear on what you actually need. The paramount factors reflecting your choice are how and where you’ll be using it.With a wide variety of camping heaters available on the market, it can be overwhelming to know which one is the right one for you. We've collated a list of the things to look out for when choosing your new camping heater: Heaters can make a massive difference to your Micro Camper experience making you more comfortable and extending your season. Despite its size, there's no compromise on the heat it can push out. Not only is it small, compact and lightweight but it looks stylish too. The 'Diddy' is ideal for caravanning, camping, expeditions, conservatories, garages, sheds, workshops, porches, dog shows, beach huts, emergency use and around the home. Because of its size it doesn't take up too much room and is easy to store. So which heater do I use? I opted for the Kampa Cuboid it does everything I need, and I also think it’s the best looking