Its compact size can also make it fit such a small space as a 2 person tent.
Can you use a heater in a tent.
Most campers will use a small electric fan heater to warm their tent but it needs to be one that will work on the campsite s power supply which is much less than you would have at home.
The powercat uses the same method of heat as the blackcat.
The answer is yes with the help of thermal mass.
However if the thermostat is going on and off all night it may keep you awake.
But at the same time catalytic or propane heaters can be risky.
With a maximum heating power of 5120 btu s this can only work properly inside a small tent not bigger than a 4 person tent.
The outdoor heaters we sell at tent and table are extremely fuel efficient easy to use and commercial grade allowing them to function at high capacity for extended periods of time without refueling.
Where can i use my gas heater then.
An electric fan heater will heat the tent relatively quickly.
Unless you know how to use it properly you should not even set one up inside the tent.
Inside the tent is no place for you mr heater.
Tents are designed to keep the rain off and wind out but they don t insulate well.
Well it mightn t and probably won t at all times.
You ll also need fuel for the heater of course.
Otherwise you run the risk of harming yourself and others.
Using an outdoor heater.
We would not recommend a gas heater.
Coleman offers two popular and relatively safe heaters for use inside of a tent.
If you do not have a source of electricity it can surely do an amazing job of keeping you toasty while in your tent.
In order to heat a party tent you ll first need to acquire an outdoor heater.
And produces around 3 000 btu s of heat.
As such when using a heater you can expect an initial boost in temperature but this heat will not be retained throughout the night if you switch the heater off.
Chart showing the thermal mass of conventional materials that can be used to heat a tent.
The flameless heater works with propane giving off very little carbon dioxide and can heat a six to 10 person tent.
Besides the right heater it s very important your heater placement is far enough away from the sides of the tent and from clothing or bedding.
Anything larger would require much more btu s to heat the space.
Heaters run on a variety of fuels the most popular of which is propane.
Hence it will probably produce carbon monoxide and be unsafe to use in all but the most well ventilated spaces.
In modern times campers have a selection of heating appliances that are safe for use within tents as long as proper precautions are taken.
These devices do not require burning propane making them attractive to some campers.
One type of heating appliance is an electrical heater.
