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i would invest in the ehu i personally dont like the idea of gas inside the tent but its ages since i camped ther are loads on here who will tell you yes or no ive a heater that shuts off if knocked over

tim

Hi Phil & welcome to the forum

I've got a BlueCat heater just to take the chill off the living area on summer trips, but I wouldn't dare leave it on overnight.

I would advise you to get EHU (they are coming down in price now), and take a fan heater for the living area, and skirting heater/s for the bedroom/s. We've used a skirting heater for two of us in a 4-berth pod, and it's lovely & cosy (hubby said it's warmer than our bedroom at home with the CH on!). Skirting heaters are silent running, so it won't keep you awake. However, a fan heater will warm up the living area quickly when you arrive back at the tent in the evening, or use it on a chilly morning.

Quote: Originally posted by JK98 on 31/3/2009

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Hi Phil & welcome to the forum

I've got a BlueCat heater just to take the chill off the living area on summer trips, but I wouldn't dare leave it on overnight.

I would advise you to get EHU (they are coming down in price now), and take a fan heater for the living area, and skirting heater/s for the bedroom/s. We've used a skirting heater for two of us in a 4-berth pod, and it's lovely & cosy (hubby said it's warmer than our bedroom at home with the CH on!). Skirting heaters are silent running, so it won't keep you awake. However, a fan heater will warm up the living area quickly when you arrive back at the tent in the evening, or use it on a chilly morning.

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Skirting heater at Argos..It only draws 500 watts so no chance of tripping the EHU

..... http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-1428744-10294381?url=http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=10001&catalogId=1500001501&langId=-1&searchTerms=skirting+heater