If you are camping overnight, then you don’t much gear or provisions. You can just eat instant meals, shrug off the inconveniences, and head back home the next day. If you are camping out for long periods, then you have to plan things more carefully. You should make it a point to stay as comfortable as possible within your environment for sustainability. The outdoors should feel like a second home. You should be able to cook meals on your own with a stove and supplies. You should also be able to shower and take care of personal hygiene. Consider taking a camping water heater on your next camping trip to enjoy the following:
More Comfortable Showers at Any Time
Morning showers are ideal as they can wake you up better than any coffee cup can. However, not many people enjoy the cold water on their skin. Some will wait until noon or later when the sun is higher. With a portable camping water heater, you can solve this problem right away and shower at any time. Most units will use propane gas to heat up the water so that you can learn to love this morning ritual. Just use a large bucket to hold the water and allow the contents to flow into the inlet. The settings are highly adjustable including the temperature, the flow, the spray pattern, and so on.
Compact and Lightweight Packages
These portable heaters come in relatively small packages that can fit into a bag. They have all of the accessories that you need to start using them. They only weight a few kilos without the propane tank so anyone should be able to carry them to a campsite. They are not too bulky either with the longest dimension right around one foot. Of course, it will even be better if the campsite is near the parking area as you won’t have to carry it too far.
Versatile and Efficient Power Delivery
You can plug this into a regular AC socket if the campsite can provide it. You can also use an outdoor generator and plug the unit there. Another option is to use the 12V power adaptor to draw power from your car. There are also solar options and power banks that may be able to make it run. Check the current requirements to ensure compatibility.
Safety Features for Less Worries
You don’t need to worry about safety as the heaters usually have features such as temperature monitoring, auto shut-off, tilt switch, fuse, protection, and water flow sensor. Check the specifications before buying one to be sure.
