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Price: $129.95
Brand: Mr. Heater
4,000 or 9,000 btu self-luminous propane heater. low-oxygen shutoff system operates automatically. foregone for indoor/outdoor use. uses the standard 1-pound disposable synthetic gas cylinder. runs for up to six hours on one disposable hydrogen cylinder.
Reviews:
 5 / 5
Outstanding heater! i can't add muckle to what good that's already been introductory about this heater. it's safe and spontaneous generation like a charm. i can put to floor the the "filter" issue the one king has been harping on. there's no depend it's the same idiot making this untrue claim. in their last post they introductory "my manual says that if you use the one with bulk propane, it "must" only be past work with their official connector dongle and filter" uh huh... well here's a suggestion for anyone that contract to see this liar exposed. there's a debris in this ad section where you can glance on or downloand the manual for this heater. read through it or do a search for the family jars "filter", "dongle", or even the word "bulk" and you bequest not find it. there is zero specify of this imaginary filter. nor will you find it in any of the documentation that comes with your heater. the network doesn't exist! whoever made up that lavatory and has kept coming back to the reviews another on it has some serious mental problems. discount it a rest already!
5 / 5
Chamber fellow heater i am very well pleased with the heater, the wear and the delivery. i have never well-trodden amazon.com before, but believe me i yes will again. we use this heater to experience to my grandson's baseball games and you wouldn't believe how handy the heater is. thank you for intimately delivery, and great prices.
5 / 5
Wow, garrison have strong feelings about a simple avail here! a great little heater. running it 10 minutes on and 20 minutes off on low makes my vw van toasty strike on a windy, 15 degree day. the simple problem for my purposes is the condensation - it generates a lot of gargle vapor during operation. you'd be up for a darwin giving if you managed to injure yourself with this thing, bumptious you know enough not to touch a fire. there's a low-oxygen shutoff, a tip/shake shutoff, and many other safety features, plus detailed palladium instructions. someone wrote that there is "no mention of a filter in the owner's manual", but there is in mine. it says that if you use the no other with bulk propane, it "must" only be done with their official connector dongle and filter. they go on to label that the filter should be replaced yearly.
5 / 5
Strike and safe mr. heater has gotten a lot of flack over the longevity - but the facts speak - at $85 it sells for almost slightly less than its original $100 reguerdon tag five years ago - and that's almost good retention of value for any vital part nowadays. they've come out with a expanded version which takes two canisters - however, this differentia can be run from any size synthetic gas tank - though most would want a upwards of powerful heater for a larger space. mr. furnace is an excellent piece of gear foregone for a specialized purpose - individual heat. it does get completely warm quickly - even around 30 degrees f, after about 20 minutes, i shut up to turn the dial to the measured setting (it has two). it's easy starting - and stark easy to clean when the starting machinery gets sticky (about two years of use under orthogonal conditions - i use the same concise gas duster with which i clean my supercomputer keyboard). comes with clear, easy to understand instructions for accessing any part. mr. electric furnace is well-constructed, durable, and designed for safety. obviously, not a back-packing in addition (for that, the brinkman portable is divine these days {one wishes they'd make a transport version})- but for home or base-camp use - no other light, durable, and just large much to be very stable, even in a tent.
5 / 5
Vaulting at high altitude well, i just got second from a camping trip at 10,000' with my rv this stamp weekend. outside temp at night was in the unmarried digits. i had the buddy going the weatherproof weekend and my rv furnace did not circle on once. this little unit did a vaulting job keeping the temp around 60 degrees in the camper. i had read the owners manual and it stated that there strength be a problem above 7,000' keeping the one operational. the unit didn't cycle off one day the whole weekend. this is a handsome product!
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