Will this heat the back of a truck that has a camper top on it?
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I would say absolutely not. If it won't heat the small cab of a four wheeler, then it won't heat your truck camper.
1453443
It may if the weather was above freezing, but if it's freezing outside you would be better off putting it inside a sleeping bag with you.
1453444
I agree, with the other answer. You would be asking way TOO much for this little 180 Watt unit. It does a great job for me heating a small compartment of my motorcoach where the water pipes come into the coach.
1453445
Not really. I bought it hoping it would help heat the rear of our truck. Not even close.
1480653
Depends entirely on the vehicle. My '09 GMC Sierra is made to run a load like that, but my Subaru won't come close. BTW, this blanket does not get very warm.
396291
Yes, I use it to heat my JEEP Grand Cherokee when I car camp. I set the unit on the console and crack the back windows about an inch.. Kept me warm for 9 hours on a very cold and rainy weekend.
673829
There is a round exhaust on the back you attach a hose to to vent the heat out. Its about the size of a dryer hose. I use this in my camper and have cut a round opening in the camper wall to attach the hose and expel the heat created by this unit.
223118
Only if you insulate the heater and keep heat tape on it. I have if on the outside of a food truck and it has frooze ! Good luck !!
133173
No, it does generate some heat as I use them to light one bulb 12 volt on a 1925 Henderson, it will get warm
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Hi Jim! I'm not sure. It probably depends on how cold it gets where you are at and how open the space is in the RV. The space we use it in is open. It is about as long as your RV and 14' wide. We live in Montana where it gets good and cold, so it is not the only source of heat that we use. Hope that helps some.
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We have A/C on our camper and it fits fine. Ou camper is a bit smaller though.
1170274
Depends on how cold it is Seriously cold like less than freezing in my RV less than a week as primary heat source good luck
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Yes, the Top will be Hot & for a long while. I would not recommend It.Unless U can somehow get an exhaust Fan in behind Blow exhaust out or up.
1486627
My truck does not have rear exhaust, so I have no experience with that. But as long as there is some space to slide the "tunnel" fabric between the exhaust pipe and the rear bumper, and assuming the exhaust pipe doesn't get hot (I've never touched one that might be), I think exhaust would not be your biggest problem. IMO, your biggest problem is the limited HVAC capacity of the vehicle and the lack of insulation of the tent. For environmental reasons, PLEASE don't run your engine extensively while camping. And if other tent campers are in the vicinity, please consider that they didn't come that far to hear your engine noises. Thank you.
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It would run a small watt space heater. I really depends how many watts your camper draws.
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I would think that would probably help even out the heat. Just be mindful of the propane hose as I have noticed it gets pretty warm were it attaches to the bottom under the burner. They also make a folding grate for the smaller grill. I have not tried it on the big red campfire as yet.
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Assuming you have this enclosure I would think so. However the enclosure really captures the heat off the engine just by itself. I bought this enclosure as I use my Teryx to plow snow at our cabin which is at 9300'. Very nice.
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It gets hot to the touch, but unless your partial roof is RIGHT on top of the heater, I'd think it would be ok.
54839
Yes it will, but if your camper has a wire to charge battery then you will need to hook that up with wire directly from battery
1533527
Most of the heat comes from the sides and not the back. I don't know how that will work in your situation.