Portable Propane Camping Heater
The heater for the morning the woodstove is still cold.
How John uses it
This is a supplemental heater, not a primary one. I use it for the first 20 minutes of a cold morning while the woodstove catches, and for point heat in the shed when I’m working on electronics and don’t want cold fingers on a soldering iron.
I do not run it while I sleep and I do not run it in a sealed space. Propane combustion produces carbon monoxide. Respect that or don’t buy a propane heater at all.
Why John recommends it
A portable heater with no power cord is the difference between surviving a winter power outage and genuinely suffering through one. It’s also the tool that makes the shed, the garage, or the back porch usable in January. Buy it, learn its safe-use rules, and keep a CO alarm in any space you run it.
Specs
- —Self-ignition — no external lighter needed
- —Cordless radiant heat
- —Foldable propane tank holder
- —Tip-over safety shut-off
- —Adjustable heat output
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