Can this be used indoors during a power outage?
1844299
Yes. I have used this at home during Super Storm Sandy and during a snow storm when we lost power, (WE HAVE A TOTAL ELECTRIC HOME). It's no different than cooking on your gas range. There are no fumes from the butane fuel. These are the same burners used at restaurant buffets. We love it. Hope this helps you.JCD
1844300
It would probably be OK. I would make sure to have a window open... not sure if it would use up the oxygen or not (like a space heater), but I think it would be fine. It really does work very well for cooking.
1844301
I bought it for this purpose and sent it as a gift and I have used one similar indoors during a hurricane
1905406
If they are charged they should be fine indoors. They have a small on/off switch on the top. They are not really bright but would be quite handy in an outage. I will have to keep that in mind :)
1539630
Yes it can be used indoors. This is one of the advantages of a butane powered stove vs a propane powered stove.
1931633
Not a chance! At best a small bedroom. It also burnt up my outlet so I would say it's a fire hazard
185836
I recommend asking the question directly from the manufacturer or check their website. Sorry I have used it only for indoor purposes.
22444
I have had no power outages, so I can"t answer this question. But I would think your settings would be unaffected.
1288855
It will not work when the power goes out. But the on/off is a switch and it remains in the in position, so u won't have to go back in the room
608683
No. Doesn't work indoor for very long either. Mine lasted 2 weeks before it stopped working.
1714908
Yes, it can be used indoor but only in an area where you have active ventilation, otherwise your smoke alarm may go off for sure.
1245681
No it will not turn back on after a power outage, but you can set it up to turn on and off with an internal timer that comes with this unit,
1363240
I don't believe so. If I remember correctly this is only rated for indoor use.
1564108
Yes, I've used mine several times for emergency heat during power outages(which is why I bought it). I do keep a window opened an inch or two, to replenish the rooms oxygen supply. I also have a 12ft hose, so I'm able to keep the propane tank on the porch, not indoors. The small canisters are handy to have on hand, but only last about an hour.
1269486
It should not be used indoors either. Mine quit after a month or so. You get what you pay for.
1868082
Don't think so. The product infomation says for indoor use only. Hope this is helpful.
1968318
It can definitely be used indoors. We use ours in the garage when the weather (or now season) doesn't permit.
203989
NO. Not if the power to the unit is shut-off, as with an indoor light switch.
1260962
I assume that would be ok, just keep it out of the weather. I leave mine plugged in for long periods of time, but mine is indoors.