3 best solar powered heater for camping

• Portable and Lightweight (7.5lbs) power supply with 9 total output ports, including 2x 110V, 300W continuous / 600W peak AC outlets. Integrated LED flashlight adds additional safety and practicality.
• 296Wh Lithium battery offers improved safety and reduced weight. Perfect for camping, charging all your electronic devices, emergency backup for power outages, medical equipment and many more uses.
• Dual 110V, 300W continuous (600W peak) outlets with Pure Sine-Wave power for sensitive electronics. Clean, Eco-Friendly power without the noise or fumes from a traditional gas generator.
• 3 12V outlet ports including a covered cigarette lighter port as well as 4 USB ports including 1x high-speed Type-A port and 1x 45W PD USB Type-C input and output port.
• 4 ways to recharge including solar panels, USB Type-C, 110V wall outlet or 12V car outlet.

User questions & answers

Question:	How many times can iPhone 11 charges can this perform on one full capacity
Answer:	I think China, but not positive. Almost certainly not U.S. made. In the rare cases that are, you'd see something like "Proudly made in the USA."
Question:	what about purchasing the compatable solar panels
Answer:	9 3/4” long x 5 1/2” wide x 5 7/8” tall
Question:	Will this power a space heater
Answer:	It's easy. I always clean the drain rack in the dishwasher.
Question:	Would this be too big or heavy to carry around in a backpack
Answer:	Very easy. I like this sink caddy sponge holder very much. The long strip has a larger drain area, which let sponge dry quickly and reduce the growth of bacteria. Sink caddy can hold a lot of things, such as brushes, hand sanitizer, sponges, towels, etc.

Product features

Dual 110V, 300W/600W peak AC outlets

Pure 110V Sine-Wave power means the power output is safe for sensitive electronics such as laptops, TVs, photography equipment and more. Perfect for outdoor camping, working remotely, overlanding, emergency backup and more.

Multiple USB and DC output ports

The Rover 300 portable power station features the latest charging options including 45W USB Type-C. This USB Type-C port provides enough power to charge most modern laptops and tablets. 1x High Speed USB Type-A port and 2x traditional USB Type-A ports as well as 3 12V ports ensure you’ll have power for what you need, when you need it.

4 Ways to Recharge

When you’re on the go, charging options are limited. The Rover 300 can be charged 4 ways: Using a compatible portable solar panel, using a USB Type-C Charger, using the included wall charger or with the included 12V car charger.

Lightweight and portable, so you have it when you need it

Weighing only 7.5lbs and with a footprint smaller than an iPad, the Rover 300 is portable and practical. Comparable lead-acid models weigh over 40lbs. Take it with you on all your adventures.

Safe 296Wh, 80,000 mAh battery

The ROVER 300 portable power station is silent and safe meaning it can be used indoors, unlike traditional gas generators.

The built-in battery management system (BMS) ensures safe, clean power and a long life.

Charge with clean, renewable solar power

The Rover 300 can be charged with most portable solar panels on the market in as little as 6-9 hours. We recommend a 60-100W panel for optimal charging time. (Solar panel not included)

Built-In Multi-Mode LED flashlight

The built-in flashlight with 3 modes (Solid, SOS and Strobe) and compact size make it perfect for outdoor events, camping or when the power goes out at your house.

It’s all in the details

We do not cut corners; details matter to us. From the included comfort grip on the handle, to the accessory carrying pouch and the full color user manual, we pay attention to the details.

Our products are designed and tested to last.

We know the Rover 300 looks great but looks aren’t everything. North American quality control and support make all the difference in today’s world.

Product description

New cozy coop flat panel heater is the perfect small space heater for chicken coops. Provides gentle radiant heat to cold areas. Perfect for chicken coops or other pet houses. Provides just the right heat to Chicks & chickens. No bulbs to replace. More uniform heat than lamps. Resembles a computer Monitor. Razor thin design, cozy coop measures only 5/8" thick & can be mounted to sides of chicken coops.' included for convenient use on flat surfaces. Two-heat control for optimal comfort. Uses only 200W & saves energy. Heater to 180 Degree. ETL listed. Measures only 19" x 13" x 5/8" weight 5 lbs. Unplug unit and wipe with a damp cloth

• Safe for chicken coops
• Recommended by the chicken Chick
• Uses Only 200 watts
• No bulbs or lamps to replace
• Perfect heat for Small animal houses
• This is an aftermarket of generic part

User questions & answers

Question:	Would this be sufficient enough to heat the inside of my car in the winter months
Answer:	If you are asking about winter storage for your car to keep it from getting musty, that might work. Sort of like heat sticks for gun safes and pianos for the dampness. If your asking about living in your car, it wouldn't be warm enough for me.
Question:	House for stray cats...does this heater need to be clear of all bedding? is there a chance of fire
Answer:	I have mine in a cat house with towels and a cat bed around it. The towels touch it. It's uncomfortably hot to touch on high, but doesn't burn my hand so I felt it was safe. I've not had any issues with it so far.
Question:	Do you have to worry about this being to close to the chickens? Do you have to mount it where they cant get to
Answer:	The answer to both questions is No according to the instructions. I did place mine on a wall so the chickens don't poop on it. It sits just above their heads while roosting. It also heats objects. Also it will only heat to about 45 degrees which is the highest temp you want for chickens. If the chickens get too hot they move away from it. The panel is not hot but warm to the touch. I find it to be very safe easy to install. Haven't had -30 degree weather yet. It has been in the 20's here at night and I really do love the product. Safe for everyone.
Question:	When will the built in thermastate turn on and shut off
Answer:	I couldn’t find this information either so I emailed the company and asked. This is their reply “Thank you for your inquiry. The internal thermostat does not automatically shut the unit off or on; it only regulates the temperature of the unit to maintain 140F. The unit will ONLY shut off if it overheats to above 180F; this product must be manually turned on and off.”

Product features

Cozy Products Safe Chicken Coop Pet Heater

One of our Best-Selling Cozy Coop Flat Panel Heater combines both radiant & convection heat to protect your birds and poultry from the cold. This powerful heater is safe to use around animals, while only using about 13% the electricity of a standard 1,500 watt space heater.

Product description

Mr. Heater offers the latest evolution in portable heating with the Portable Little Buddy Propane Heater. Use it in garages, tents, workshops, cabins, porches, patios, or hunting blinds to heat up to 95 sq. ft.. Equipped with a low-oxygen shut-off pilot system and accidental tip-over shutoff for indoor safety and one heat setting of 3,800 BTU/hr. allowing you to control comfort level. Accidental tip-over safety shutoff. Lightweight, easy to carry. *WE ARE NOT ABLE TO SELL THIS PRODUCT TO CANADA AND MASSACHUSETTS.

• Indoor-safe portable propane heater for rooms up to 95 square feet. THIS UNIT IS NOT INTENDED FOR GOLF CART USE OR FOR MOTORIZED VEHICLES.
• Continuous odor-free, 45-degree heating angle. Maximum Elevation (Ft) 7000 Feet. Automatic low oxygen shut-off system (ODS). Perfect solution for heating small enclosed spaces like tents up to 95 square feet
• Simple on/off buttons; uses 1-pound disposable propane cylinder (not included). Run time at minimum btu and maximum btu is 5.6 hours. Do­ not­ operate­ heater­ in­ any ­moving­ vehicle. This ­heater ­requires ­a­ vent­ area­ of­ 4­ square­ inches­ minimum ­for­ adequate ventilation ­during­ operation
• Low-oxygen sensor and accidental tip-over switch with auto shut-off for safety.THE USE OF UN-AUTHORIZED ACCESSORIES/ATTACHMENTS WITH THIS HEATER ARE EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED, MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY, AND WILL VOID THE WARRANTY.
• Recommended for emergency heat, tents, campers, workshops, job sites, porches, patios, decks, garages, storage buildings, picnics, tailgate parties, construction trailers, sporting events, barns, sheds, hunting blinds, shelters and ice fishing shanties

User questions & answers

Question:	Can you HANG this from something
Answer:	YES you can hang this heater. It's been done. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZsVX6mh8O4
Question:	Does anybody have trouble lighting this heater? Seems I need to hold the ignition button in for a minute and it really hurts my thumb
Answer:	Hey Spike, I agree with Thomas W. Mine wouldn't start on the first try either. You have to hold the ignition button down, wait a few seconds, then depress again. It's kind of a pain, but it works. A more annoying issue for me was wanting to use it in my golf cart, but with every tiny bump, the safety feature kicked in and off it went. So, it is safer for home use. For the cart, I bought the Coleman Catalytic Heater with the special holder that fits in the cup holders. It's more quiet too. Stay warm!
Question:	With an adapter hose can it be used with a large propane cylinder
Answer:	Not a problem. Make a 10"x10" box. Nail 2x6 together in the shape of a U. Then put 3/8" inch plywood on top and bottom (3/8" a must on top). Then make a 2 1/4" hole in the center of the top plywood. Next screw the main heater assembly into the filter with the top plywood in between (the two should come together snug leaving a very small separation which will allow the heater to rotate with no chance of a leak but still be secure). Then attach the hose and tank. This box allows for a large tank to be attached, the heater can rotate and the tipsy problem is gone.. Just remember to turn off the tank first to burn up the gas in the line before turning off the heater.
Question:	Has anyone used it tent camping? I'm afraid of fire and fumes, but the cub scouts insist in camping in sub freezing temps
Answer:	I used it last summer (2017), at night We went to bed late around 1:00 am, and usually by 5:00 am the 1lb tank is already empty and it's went the temp is the lowest, I spent about a tank per night, kept our 8 person tent warm, we have ventilation at the top and all the heat went up but I rather have ventilation that non at all, I'll probably wake up at 5 and replace the propane tank. We camped I bigbear, CA and it was cold at night, I might try an electric heater plugged into my Honda but still you have Carbon monoxide coming from the generator.