This model doesn’t necessarily have the range to warm a whole garage or workshop, though you could use it to heat a corner. While this heater is great for small spaces, it might not be the best choice for every situation. Everything about it is easy to use, and it puts out enough heat to warm the 225 square feet of space it’s rated for. The option to hang it can mean it takes up zero floor space with the right setup. This little heater doesn’t eat up storage space, nor does it take up much room in a crowded camping situation. Whether you’re building your emergency supplies or prepping for your next camping or hunting trip, the Mr. But the added utility (and heating time) of a larger tank makes this heater more versatile and usable overnight. Yes, it can use a super-convenient 1-pound propane tank. I also think the swivel regulator makes it worth a few extra dollars. The simple setup and amount of heat it puts out could absolutely come in handy for outdoor adventures or during a power outage. For camping, hunting, and emergency use, I think the Mr. However, it’s made of rugged plastic and metal and has a compact yet usable design. This heater comes at a higher price than the size might suggest. However, if lifted straight up, you can move it without the heater turning off. The heater is actually pretty sensitive to getting jostled too much shaking, and it will shut off. I’m clumsy, so it might have tipped over more than when I was testing that feature. I also tested the automatic tip-over shutoff. I ran it near a carbon monoxide detector and had zero problems. The only difference when using it indoors is the slight odor. However, this model is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. We’ve all heard about the dangers of carbon monoxide when using outdoor heaters inside. I didn’t notice it when I ran it outdoors, but inside, I could definitely smell it. However, propane does give off a noticeable odor, especially when in a small space. The only downside I can see with this model is the odor. Once it starts flickering, the noise could scare away game. Hunters hiding in a blind might be able to get away with this heater if they keep an eye on the propane levels. At that point, it starts to flicker pretty loudly before it shuts off. Heater Buddy is quiet until it starts to run out of propane. Granted, that’s a smaller space than it’s designed for, but it can easily take on a space within its designated square footage.
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I used it in a 100-square-foot office and had to crack a window because it got too warm. This unit puts out a surprising amount of heat. On high, the heater runs for about 3 hours. In the outdoors, it heats within about 5 or 6 feet, making it useful for outdoor activities but not something to heat a large space. Heater Buddy can really only handle about 225 square feet. When it comes time to store the heater, its handle folds down on the back, making its already small footprint-14.23 by 9 by 15 inches-a little more compact. The handle’s finger grips offer a little security while carrying it. The size and weight make this heater a pleasure to use, too. Additionally, for those who’ve never used propane before, the instructions are written on the body of the heater. Users have the option to mount or hang it from nails or hooks thanks to two attachment ports on the back. A dial controls all the functions, which include off, pilot, low, and high. Heater Buddy’s ease of use matched the setup it’s a pretty simple heater. Heater Buddy was one of the easier setups I’ve ever had, and I tested several of the top space heaters. Hold down the dial on the pilot setting until the pilot light ignites, and the heater is ready to go. From there, all you do is turn the heater on using the piezo igniter. If you’re connecting it to a hose and a 20-pound tank, you might need to check the propane hose, but that’s about it. The only setup required is to connect the propane tank. Heater Buddy could be any easier to set up. With the Oxygen Depletion Sensor (ODS) and accidental tip-over safety shut-off, you can be sure that you will enjoy years of comfortable outdoor safe heat.Photo: Stacey L. The built in Piezo sparking mechanism will take care of the rest. (see below) To light the unit, simply push and rotate the knob. Two internal swivel regulators give you the ability to adapt usage from disposable cylinders to a remote gas supply with the purchase of a single hose and filter. An integrated fan increases the heating capacity of this unit, blending radiant and convection style heat to give you the best of both worlds. This patented radiant 4,000-18,000 BTU Liquid Propane heater is the perfect solution for heating up to 450 sq. Automatic low oxygen shut-off system (ODS).Ideal for use in the Vent Tent (MID: 11351571).
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