Butane Heters?

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peter01

looking at getting a butane heater "to keep the peace" anyone have one? which brands are better? or just save the $$



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achjimmy

I bought the Aldi one for $50 and tried it once. Seemed okay but installed a truma gas heater so sold it in eBay for $56  :laugh:
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trngia

Yes.  I have one and use it quite a bit.  In fact I was using it last weekend :-).  I like the design and its stability, two output settings and automatic cut off from it were to get knocked over.  Often find the low setting does the job although the that's in a gazebo so a bigger space may need the higher setting and of course depends on the weather.  So yes take this most places and comes in handy.  Of course you soon go through gas bottles but it's worth it to be warm.  Can always refill the bottles or could look to use a larger bottle with the right adapt or.

DarWen

We have one of the ones Edz shared the link for great little heater, we also have the Coleman HWOD with the gas hose to run of the 9 kilo gas bottle. can hook straight up to the heater.

prodigyrf

Companion have an LPG one out with nice safety features-
http://outdoor.companionbrands.com.au/index.php?p=line&sid=1432588183
but a bit more costly upfront-
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Portable-Gas-LPG-Heater-Camping-Hiking-Outdoor-Gas-Camper-COMP232-Companion-/181754882165?hash=item2a516f6875
Still you could use it at home to polish off the residual LPG you tend to donate regularly to Bunnings  :-*
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Troopy_03

If you're looking at Gasmate or Jackaroo butane heaters, you might want to read this.
https://www.recalls.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/1076962
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Quote from: Troopy_03 on September 19, 2015, 06:07:44 PM
If you're looking at Gasmate or Jackaroo butane heaters, you might want to read this.
https://www.recalls.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/1076962
That recall is rubbish, why pick out 1 brand, the warning on carbon monoxide poisoning applies to ALL combustion heaters used inside unless you have a carbon monoxide alarm
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Quote from: peter01 on September 19, 2015, 08:59:22 AM
looking at getting a butane heater "to keep the peace" anyone have one? which brands are better? or just save the $$
Got ducted heating in the camper truma E2400. works wonders at keeping the peace. Will FB Linda and say how good it is. Or wait till Maldon and Helen can say it >:D
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Quote from: peter01 on September 19, 2015, 08:59:22 AM
looking at getting a butane heater "to keep the peace" anyone have one? which brands are better? or just save the $$
We've got the Gasmate one and used it about 1/2 dozen times in the Trackie just to take the chill off the air before going to bed.  We would never leave it on for any length of time without also leaving a flap or two ajar to ensure fresh air still comes in.
Ducted heating only for old retired farts or catwhipped men IMO;D

Quote from: SJindustries on September 20, 2015, 12:07:38 PM
Or wait till Maldon and Helen can say it >:D
you'll be waiting a loooooooooooong loooooooooooong time............lol

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