can i use this under a small portable heater
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I would think so. I put hot pots right off the burner or out of the oven onto the mat with no ill effects.
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You can if it's a very heavy duty extension cord. The typical extension cords can handle the load of the heater and tend to over heat which could lead to a fire.
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I don't see any reason why not. Just be sure that there's plenty of clearance around the unit.It needs to breath AKA ventilation. The unit generates a little heat and that needs to be dissipated.
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I use it with a two prong space heater, it works just fine. I think they're just covering their butts by printing that in the manual. The product is a VERY good deal and works GREAT for me!
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Absolutely you need a small heater. I use a tiny electric heater that is thermostat controlled.
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I am not sure. I used it for small heater which is very powerful. I never had a problem. But I do not have the heater on all the time. I would check with an electrican to be safe. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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Simply put, no, you may not. Use the heater in any space that has adequate ventilation. open the garage door a couple of inches and go ahead and light it up!
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I would not recommend that, has heat comes from the top of the heater. I would not mount it near electronics.
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i think the safest answer is never leave a portable heater in an unattended home or apartment. While the odds may be slim, the consequences are potentially catostrophic. Destruction of home and loss of life. not worth it. Make sure you have a working fire/smoke detector with good batteries in the room you use it in too.
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I would recommend a smaller 5-25 watt flat heater this is going to be too big most likely
1959302
You sure can. I added one to mine. Just make sure it is a heater for under a five gallon tank
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as long as it fits above the frame underneath the mattress it should work fine. we did not replace our heater.
987486
I would not think so it seems not to bother me but I live in NC. I put my HEATER near the a door way away from me but living in Colorado I say 50 50 chance you might because this heater puts out some heat and has a pretty strong blower and depends how bad humidity effects you.I have a friend who puts a bowel of water on top of his and what that does I could not answer.
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It would work best beneath the water bladder. It would heat better and use less energy to heat without anything between the bladder and the heater. I would drain it, and place it below the bladder. This is not to say it would not work otherwise though.
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Probably not, although there is some possibility you could find a low-voltage power connection. I believe this heater has a 12-volt version, and the connections could be present in the 120-volt version. But there is no way to get in there with a lighter or something like that.
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As long as the propane heater is self ignited you should be fine. I merely turns the power on and off to what ever is plugged into it.
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I am not sure, but if it is plugged in to a grounded outlet it should be fine. If you are experiencing issues with the heater return it if you can as comfort zone is not the greatest customer service company