I have a small pop up camper less than 60 sq feet do you think it will work well in it
1523767
No. There is no forced heat that comes from it and I wouldn't feel safe with how hot the surface gets to leave it sit in your pop up.
1523768
Should work quite well, but leave a window cracked for ventilation. A few additional concerns: When picking up the Heater by the handle, BE CAREFUL NOT to accidentally place your thumb on the HOT RIM of the heater. Beware of using the cheap propane bottles that have a glued plastic bottom. The Heater Base falls off easily when the base comes unglued. Invest in some steel bottom bottles and refill them!
1523769
I have a 12 foot Coleman Tent trailer and it worked well, there is just enough air leakage to keep from getting killed......
1523770
It may take the chill off, but without a fan to move the heat, I doubt it will warm it up. Maybe 2 of them would. I would recommend the black cat. We use it for winter tent camping and it is awesome!
1523771
For a space of 60 sq ft....I doubt it'll have an immediate warmth impact....You may feel warmth after a few hours of use...If your looking for a high output portable heater...Allow me to suggest "The Big Heater Buddy" ...It'll put out btween 4000-9000 Btu's... Check Cabelas website...The deal with refurbished units....Good Luck.
2242291
I have mine for a folding 12"x15" shelf in my camper and it works well for extra food prep or dish area when we need it.
1200461
Yes it will work just fine but you will have make adjustment with the height of the lite so that it will not be leggy.
990242
Yes, it will do the job. I installed it on a 10x7' enclosed trailer & it works great
108255
I used it for a while in a 26 x 26 with 15 foot ceilings and it worked but was probably eating me alive in electricity. I sold it to buy a Hot Dawg vented propane heater instead which works great for a space that size.
1516008
I have a trailer that is about 300 square foot and I can use it on low and even then it gets to hot. I think 400 square foot is what it is sized for
1534765
In order for this to mount safely the bumper must be a "reinforced" type bumper as are typical on travel trailers. The smaller and less sturdy bumpers typical of pop-up campers will NOT carry any load safely. If you have a reinforced but, smaller bumper I imagine a steel spacer could work. I would contact the manufacturer
817211
It won't light up a huge amount of space, but it will definitely provide very bright light in a moderate size spot wherever it's pointed. Less lantern, more flashlight. For the purpose of seeing a trail, it will work great, but you won't be able to illuminate things well too far off the trail.
1248205
At least dbl the opening size at min. A few extra inches always helps. But no larger than 60".
1290424
I think the width is a little more than a compactor, height will be OK. -- TDD
1132761
Not sure; I put this in use earlier this year (pop up camper) and it is a well built / engineered unit
696072
As long as you have the room, just measure the width and make sure the tailgate won't pinch it when you open it. It should be good though, you may want the 60 inch one
1418177
It should work fine but I would recommend a smaller diameter Softlighter, perhaps a 36-48 inch if they make those sizes. I love the 60 inch but is a bit cumbersome in tight spaces.
1885335
The installation will be a bit tight, but it should work. I had no issue with my installation as the space behind it was adequate.
1671596
It would work well but it might take some doing to get the tubing under the foliage. 6" spacing would be better than 12" for the emitters.
424883
I think you'll need something bigger. The largest space I've used this in is about 450 sq ft and it wasn't incredibly effective. I usually use it in spaces of about 150 sq ft at the most, where it is incredibly effective.
1194556
Yes. It would work out in that size tent no problem. Maybe alittle over kill if theirs such a thing... lol. 4x4x7 tent is around 112 cubic feet. The 6"fan is rated for 440 cubic feet. But are you just gonna set the filter and fan in tent , or