Can heater be put inside of camp permanently
284581
I would not put it permanently. We left ours outside over the winter and some to the components inside froze and no longer work. But leaving it out all season should be fine.
284582
I would NOT use this particular model indoors. It uses propane and needs to be vented.
284583
I guess.....Mine is mounted on a concrete wall in my apartment Kitchen.....which has plenty of ventilation (that's a BIG need) so yes, it's semi-permanently mounted. It's really designed for OUTDOOR USE - the exhaust comes out the top of the unit. YOU WOULD NOT, REPEAT NOT WANT TO USE THIS IN AN ENCLOSED, POORLY VENTILATED AREA. VERY DANGEROUS..... MY KITCHEN IS HALF OPEN AIR WITH GOOD VENTILATION FOR THE EXHAUST (DOMINICAN REPUBLIC).
1554945
The product use and description states that it should not be used indoors. I have used this outdoors at a campsite and it was great! So easy to set up and works like a regular gas burning stove.
752613
Yes. But I wouldn't waste your money. I didn't heed the warning of other reviews and it didn't last 2 months. Pretty expensive for a disposable heater.
1294007
Not at all... When then heater is in heat mode you can move it throughout the room with no problem... I love this little heater... Oh by the way... It's a fan as well!
94644
Yes. Once you set up camp just unscrew the the valve and let it inflate. You may have to blow in it a little if you like it firm.
108588
Yes it can I purchase two units to heat a space when it was below zero, and they ran constantly. Very good heater for the price
2273768
If you mean permanently no. It does have a plug so you can put it any where near an outlet. Make a small stand for it out of wood that can be moved.
421781
You probably could, but you will create an insulating pad and the heater will be less efficient.
295839
It stays inside the unit during use. I LOVE this heater. It works great. I use it in my garage during football season and it kees the garage nice and toasty. My brother has one as well and he uses it on his patio while entertaining. It is a great investment.
1100807
Yes, it would be but they will need to be educated on how it works as well as not placing it too close to objects or the tent wall. The heater is quite straight forward with only on/off and no need to adjust once it is lit.
1100803
So many stupid answers for this simple question.. No, you should never use this heater in a tent, it gives off a dangerous gas 'Carbon Monoxide' and tents, despite their flame safety ratings will burn. This unit does not employ any safety features either. Boy Scouts should heat rocks over a fire pit then place those within some sort of bag then place the rocks next to their sleeping quarter. I use a Zippo hand warmer inside my sleeping bag but I would not recommend that for a boy scout either. I use the handwarmer only because 20 years ago there where no portable heaters and the Zippo worked flawlessly and is flameless. So many stupid answers for this simple question.. No, you should never use this heater in a tent, it gives off a dangerous gas 'Carbon Monoxide' and tents, despite their flame safety ratings will burn. This unit does not employ any safety features either. Boy Scouts should heat rocks over a fire pit then place those within some sort of bag then place the rocks next to their sleeping quarter. I use a Zippo hand warmer inside my sleeping bag but I would not recommend that for a boy scout either. I use the handwarmer only because 20 years ago there where no portable heaters and the Zippo... » Read More So many stupid answers for this simple question.. No, you should never use this heater in a tent, it gives off a dangerous gas 'Carbon Monoxide' and tents, despite their flame safety ratings will burn. This unit does not employ any safety features either. Boy Scouts should heat rocks over a fire pit then place those within some sort of bag then place the rocks next to their sleeping quarter. I use a Zippo hand warmer inside my sleeping bag but I would not recommend that for a boy scout either. I use the handwarmer only because 20 years ago there where no portable heaters and the Zippo worked flawlessly and is flameless. « Show Less
1876404
If the heater is sitting the slightest bit crooked it will turn off. It doesn't heat areas that maybe are not air tight very well either. A camper will probably be too big for this little heater to heat it is not very stron in blowing the hot air out so in ny opinion I'd say no. You are better off with a different heater
908988
Yeah, it's not comfortable for a long term stay but if you need to duck in there quickly as a shorter adult (I'm 5'1'') you can. I had to do a quick change and was able to do so with my mom holding up a sheet in front of the door and the windows rolled down on the tent. Also, I use it so my little one can nap on the beach (he is one now) so you should get some long term use out of it even after you have weaned. :)
1554946
You could use a butane stove inside the house and many folks also use alcohol cans to keep foods hot on a buffet. These produce so low of a level of CM that it would dissipate before the stove is cold after use. However attempting to do the same in a closet for example and the results are the same for a tent, the consumption of oxygene with the added CM over time is deadly.
1569048
Yes, it is made to be permanent. If you wanted to take it in and out you could use male and female connector plugs to connect the wiring. They have them at lowes. Just mark the wiring, so you connect it right each time.
746044
Good question, I haven't looked into that. Coleman is usually built to last many years so I would be surprised if they didnt allow for that. Maybe check their website. Sorry I couldn't be more help. I am still really happy with this.
2160787
No...There is no heater.You need to provide your own if you are going to keep tropicals.