Calor Gas heater (1 Viewer)

[durhamahoy]

Hi,
Just had a thought (Dangerous times) was thinking of getting a calor gas heater and leaving it on at very cold moments in the motorhome, whilst no one is in it ? Thinking this may not be a very safe practice after all?
Does anyone do something similar

Steve

 

[Minxy]

Quite apart from the safety aspect, it will actually create moisture so make the interior damp! Better to use an oil filled radiator.

 

[pappajohn]

Might as well rip up your insurance document......they wont pay out if theres a fire.

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[durhamahoy]

Well that's one moment of madness passed. Damp + Fire, will just go round and turn the eberspacher on every so often.
Thanks for the quick thought re-arrangement

 

[Minxy]

Well that's one moment of madness passed. Damp + Fire, will just go round and turn the eberspacher on every so often.
Thanks for the quick thought re-arrangement

That's not a bad idea, ideally you should run them every few weeks anyway to keep them 'sweet' - they are a mini-engine after all.

 

[DanielFord]

I think I can honestly say I have never heard of anything so dangerous. Apart from the chaps who were lighting a BBQ at one site we stayed at using a can of deodorant and a cigarette lighter!

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[durhamahoy]

I think I can honestly say I have never heard of anything so dangerous. Apart from the chaps who were lighting a BBQ at one site we stayed at using a can of deodorant and a cigarette lighter!

Ouch

 

[DavidG58]

why would you man handle a Calor heater into your MH when presumably you already have one fitted?

 

[Martin OSullivan]

Look on the bright side, a serious fire would dry out any damp permanently

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[motorhomer1]

we have a basic anti frost(greenhouse) electric heater set on setting1.5 as we are plugged onto ehu most of winter.seems to work ok with silver screens and blinds down

 

[jockaneezer]

I think I can honestly say I have never heard of anything so dangerous. Apart from the chaps who were lighting a BBQ at one site we stayed at using a can of deodorant and a cigarette lighter!

Bet it didn't do much for the flavour of the food either

 

[MitchandJenny]

Buy a "Tube " heater.. 40 watts per foot of length.. Mount it on a board and lay it in the aisle.. You can plug it into a temperature sensing plug set at any minimum temperature you choose.. works like dream..

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[Terran]

That sounds really interesting jenny & mitch, do you have a link to such a heater? Cheers. Terran

 

[golly]

lots of others about

 

[scotjimland]

Oil filled, convector, tubular or fan heater.. be aware that you use at your own risk as motorhome insurance does not cover the use of a ANY unattended portable heater.

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