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Portable Buddy Heater
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Portable Buddy Heater

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Description

MR HEATER CORP 10707 Mr. Heater Portable Propane Heater is safe for indoor use and completely portable. Uses a one-pound, disposable propane cylinder or can be hooked up to a 20-pound tank with optional 5-foot or 12-foot hose (all sold separately). Heats up to 200 square feet for three to six hours using a 1 lb. disposable cylinder. The 20-pound tank should be placed outside the heated area. Pilot for spark ignition, as well as 4,000 and 9,000 BTU setttings. Offset handle allows it to be carried while in use. Can be wall mounted or free standing. Oxygen depletion system (ODS) shuts off the heater before dangerous levels of carbon monoxide can be produced. Operates at altitudes up to 6,500 feet. Above that, there may be nuisance shut-offs due to the ODS feature. 14"L x 7"W x 14". Mfr. one year warranty.

Tech Specs

Weight: 10.7 lbs.

Mfg Part #: F273400-F273495

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Customer Reviews For Portable Buddy Heater

Mr. Heater - November 05, 2008
by John from Gastonia, NC
1 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

Have a 20' Northwind setup on my hunting property. No power, used my Mr. Heater for the first time last week when night temps went to low 30's. Mr. Heater worked well but like others have said, loves to eat up the fuel. Ran 4 hours on high, then next night ran 6 hours on low. Did keep the trailer warm and comfortable even though it takes a little time to get there. I am pleased with the product, next time will hook up to 20# bottle for long run times.

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Works Great for What It Is - December 17, 2007
by Steve from San Diego, CA
241 out of 407 people found this review helpful.

I bought a Mr. Heater to use while boondocking as I I do not have a propane furnace, only electric heat (the furnace was removed by a previous owner and the space converted to storage). Without a fan it takes awhile for the heat to totally warm up the 20' Class C but it will take the chill off fairly well. I've used it when the outside temps are in the low teens and it does a decent job but it does have an appetite for propane on the high setting. I feel very safe using this heater in the RV but like others I keep a vent/window cracked open to allow some air in, just in case. One thing to keep in mind is that the low air sensor shuts off the unit at high altitudes. I tried to use it at 6,000+' elevation and it would only run for a few minutes at a time.

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