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09/8/2010 at 12:34am
 Location: Derbyshire
 Outfit: Hi gear kalahari 8
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Could anyone recommend a good enough heater for our tent , not keen on using the gas cartridge type , (not sure if they are totally safe) we are going with EHU on our next trip so could anybody recommend something . Thanks ali &
Paul


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People will have different views on the best electric heaters because it is down to personal preference but I think fan heaters are probably the most common. The best fan heaters are those with two heat settings (I wouldn't go over 2000w maximum), a thermostat, and a safety cut-out switch which turns it off if knocked over.

Something like this is fine but you can pick them up cheaper than that 



09/8/2010 at 6:45am
 Location: Co Durham
 Outfit: HiGear frontier 8
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we used in laws hallogen (sp?) heater. Lovely and warm and a lush orange cosy glow. Perfect for me to give baby his bottle to in dark! Also if knocked its got a cut out x

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Louise

*Kielder Campsite July 2010*


09/8/2010 at 12:35pm
 Location: North Yorkshire
 Outfit: Holi * Perran 4 * Airedale 5
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I love my fan heater. It has 2 settings, variable heat, thermostatic control and cool air function.
We only ever use it on the 1kw setting and have the heat setting at about 1/2 and this is more than enough to heat our Khyam Ontartio 8 at the beginning and end of the season (March/April and October)

If you have decent sleeping bags and layer your clothes, I wouldn't have thought you'd need a heater during the summer months.



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09/8/2010 at 12:48pm
 Location: Derbyshire
 Outfit: Hi gear kalahari 8
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We will try a small fan heater hopefully we won't need to use it much if this weather continues , thanks to all who replied good advice :-)


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09/8/2010 at 8:57pm
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We use a convector heater,silent running so we keep it on all night variable power settings from 750w to 2000w,£10.00 from B&M absolutely brilliant.


09/8/2010 at 9:06pm
 Location: Cambridgeshire
 Outfit: Senator Wyoming
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We use a dimplex radiator heater 2kw - toasty warm.

We also use a fan heater occasionally to take the chill off before the radiator has warmed up but prefer the radiator hands down




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