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$25 or less for the 3 best electric heaters for teardrop trailers. Try out Squarespace for free and get 10% off when you are ready to purchase by going to ht

https://campmymy.com/camping-gear/heating-a-teardrop-trailer-or-camper-van/
Mr. Heater MH-F232000 Portable Buddy 9,000 BTU Propane Gas Radiant Heater. $69.99 ($69.99 / Count) Perfect for heating enclosed spaces up to 225 square feet. For use with propane gas; Runs off a 1-pound cylinder of propane and can connect directly to a 20 pound cylinder with optional hose and filter.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TeardropTrailers/comments/tc2pr3/heating_the_teardrop/
We have a built in furnace that we absolutely do not regret. We do all year teardrop camping so we needed a furnace. We have a few friends with teardrops and they use good 0 degree sleeping bags. They have a little Mr Buddy heater that they open the bags, heat the interior and then turn it off before sleeping and they seem to be comfy threw the

https://learningrv.com/reviews/best-electric-heater-for-travel-trailer/
Caframo's True North Space Heater is one of the best electric heaters for travel trailers and a top-of-the-line, energy-efficient way to heat your RV. Utilizing far infrared technology, the True North Space Heater emits a gentle, warming radiant heat that is safe for people and pets. The heater's compact size makes it perfect for small

https://rvlifestyle.com/the-5-best-electric-heaters-for-rvs/
Lasko 754200 Ceramic Heater. Capacity: 5,118 BTU for up to 300 square feet. Voltage: 110 Volts. Dimensions: 6 x 3.7 x 9.2 Inches. Weight: 3.7 Pounds. This pick for the best electric heater for RV use is compact in size, but not features.

https://www.propexheatsource.com/teardrop-trailer-heaters/
Recommended Teardrop Trailer Heaters. HS2000 Furnace. Our most economical propane fired space heating furnace will easily keep your teardrop trailer as warm as hot toast. HS2000 Furnace. HS2211 Furnace. ... We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are

https://www.tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=67129
I use electric blanket (throw 4 by 5 ) as first line of defence, 200watts. Second is a cheap Sunbeam heater with fan 700/1200 watts, with thermostat. Third is a 1500 btu , catalytic, propane heater for non electric backup. It is a Coleman Sportcat. I have an Aliner classic, not an air tight tear, so the catalytic is fine.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TeardropTrailers/comments/173tuuf/12v_heat_pad_or_matress_heater_suggestions/
It can run off USB (5v) or 12v. I would recommend running it off 12v personally as it seems to give a little less heat on USB. But I upgraded to a regular heated mattress pad with 120v AC plug and power it off my little power station battery. I like that proper mattress pads have more even heating, more temperature control, timers, etc.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TeardropTrailers/comments/zmc1ja/propane_heater_worth_it/
Wondering if their available propane heater is worth the high price of $1850.00 or if the portable electric heater/heated blankets would be a better option We will be living in Idaho and using the teardrop mostly in the Northwest, and do plan on doing winter camping with it occasionally.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TeardropTrailers/comments/2ok65u/trying_to_figure_out_how_to_heat_a_teardrop/
Take the 6,000 BTU heater you linked, which is able to heat a 10x12x8 room. The volume of the teardrop is 0.075 as much as the room, so you'll need roughly 0.075 as much heat. If we accept 6,000 BTUs as necessary for the room, then the teardrop will require about 450 BTUs. But remember that your body generates 250 at rest.

https://www.mortonsonthemove.com/best-rv-space-heaters/
1. AeroHome Ceramic Oscillating Heater. About: The AeroHome ceramic space heater oscillates 60 degrees. It has an adjustable thermostat and 1500-watt, 750-watt, or fan modes. At just under four pounds, it's portable and could sit on a shelf. The heater is ETL-certified for indoor use and packs 1500 watts of power.

https://www.outdoorwiz.com/best-electric-heater-for-rv/
9 Best Electric heater for RV. Heat Storm HS-1000-WX-WIFI Watch. Dr Infrared Heater Portable Space Heater. Vornado AVH10 Vortex Heater. DeLonghi Dragon Premium Oil-filled Radiator Heater. Comfort Zone CZ449E 1,500-Watt Oscillating Ceramic Heater. TURBO Suburbs 20 in. Electric Fireplace Infrared Heater.

https://teardrop-trailers.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/1079/12-volt-heater-suggestions
Comments. If you are concerned about running down your battery using a 12 volt heater, please consider using propane. Mr. Heater Buddy 4,000-9,000-BTU Indoor-Safe Portable Propane Radiant Heater, is $74USD on Amazon: That is the heater I use. (Once) Outside temps in 30s.

https://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/electric-heat-teardrop.228516/
Anyone tried out a little 12 volt heater for a teardrop? I feel like with current battery capacity and solar there should be a decent electric heat solution. I don't need a 70 deg cabin, I just want something to go from 30 deg outside to 50 deg inside and maybe help with the condensation.

https://www.rvnetwork.com/topic/122053-space-heater-for-boondocking-in-a-teardrop/
Posted February 24, 2016. If you spend quite a bit of time in cold weather, get an Olympian Wave 3 catalytic heater. It is adjustable from about 1600 BTU to 3000 BTU and will keep your teardrop toasty warm. Be sure to follow instructions about ventilation, open a window slightly and the ceiling vent a little.

https://www.tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=68268
I plan to use a 12v electric blanket plus a good comforter. This setup (plus a flannel throw) kept the wife and I comfortable in a tent when it got down to 37 outside, so I expect it to be more than adequate in an insulated teardrop. The blanket only uses 55 watts, but the other blankets on top keep the heat in.

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12 reviews and 12 photos of STEVE HUFF PLUMBING, HEATING & AIR "John from Edwards came out to fix our furnace after another company gave up trying. He got it working again quickly. He was kind, polite and friendly. He took the time to explain to me what he needed to do for repairs. Once it was working again, he did a carbon monoxide test and found that there was a leak.

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https://www.reddit.com/r/TeardropTrailers/comments/18el3bb/built_little_heater/
Was using a flower pot heater that worked very well. But was worried about breaking it in travel off road. So built a 100 watt electric heater with thermostat. My trailer doesn't need much. While camping in 20 degs if I'm in trailer it heats up to mid to high 50's on its own. 100 amp hour battery will run it just fine.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TeardropTrailers/comments/eknded/heating_your_trailer_in_winter/
Another nice trick is to throw a couple of good sized rocks on the fire and when hot, place them in a double metal pot (like a double boiler). Makes for a nice exhaust free heat. Hi, noob question here. I've seen a lot of the "indoor safe" propane heaters that people use in their tents, trailers, etc. Even with ventilation….

https://www.smartrvguide.com/rvs-for-sale-in-kernersville-north_carolina
New vent-less washer and dryer combo. Less than 5000 miles on trailer. Onan generator, New condition. Also: selling 2014 Dodge Ram 3500, crew cab, Longhorn edition, Cummins diesel, 4wd/awd, With Demco fifth wheel hitch. 25000 miles.

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https://www.reddit.com/r/camping/comments/mzuq02/camping_heater_for_teardrop_trailer/
In the camper we both just wear shorts and a t shirt and the small propane fueled furnace set to 50 degrees keeps us toasty. So I'd say as long as you have a quality sleeping bag, most any heater you choose will work fine. Especially since you're only heating up a teardrop.