Kampa Diddy Portable Heater

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It sports a compact design that can easily fit into limited space and can work even if there is no airflow. But don’t mistake it for being light-duty. Although it does not take up a lot of space, it’s powerful enough to keep you warm on the most chilly nights. For everyone that seeks a tent heater, know that there are different types of them on the market. Well, this may make choosing one an overwhelming task. But with our detailed guide, you’d be able to make a good decision. This compact 500W heater is a good low-wattage choice, built with efficient ceramic elements for optimum heating despite its compact size. At ‎11 x 17 x 20.5 cm and 710 grams, it’s easily portable and has a mains input of 220V-240V. Temperature is controlled by an adjustable dial on the unit and the heater comes with a built-in thermostat. Heaters also come in a variety of sizes, shapes and build qualities with different safety features depending on the technology used. Choosing the best camping heater can therefore be a challenging task. For us, the main features come down to the following: Heaters can make a massive difference to your Micro Camper experience making you more comfortable and extending your season.

Kampa Diddy Low Wattage Energy Efficient Electric Heater 750 Kampa Diddy Low Wattage Energy Efficient Electric Heater 750

As the crisp autumn air settles in, ensure your laundry stays fresh and dry with our innovative range of indoor drying products. Say goodbye to the unpredictable weather and hello to a cosy and efficient way to keep your clothes in top condition. Shop Indoor Airers > Solar power for camping is an exciting technology that's rapidly changing the game. When it comes to … Read More »On the other hand, a gas heater is more portable and produces more heat. Plus, its fuel is quite cheap. However, it produces carbon monoxide and can be more expensive than an electric heater. At Redcote Leisure we sell 3 different heaters The Kampa Diddy, The Kampa Cuboid and The Outwell Katla from what I have read on the web the Kampa Diddy seems to be the most popular choice among the Micro Camper users but is this just because it is the one that has been on the market the longest and it is also the cheapest in this blog we will be testing to see if it is worth spending a few extra pounds on your heater. In case you didn’t know, even the best camping heater does create some noise. If you’re planning a trip for peace of mind, be aware a noisy heater will definitely spoil it. Advisably, look for a heater that can work well without creating extra noise. The Kampa Diddy Portable Heater is among the most affordable heaters on the market. You can easily use it when camping outside and in garages, caravans, sheds, conservatories, porches, workshops, and even around your home. If you’re after something with a bit more precision when it comes to temperature control, this Dreo model might suit you. With up to 1500W of power, the unit has a built-in digital thermostat that can be set between 5℃ to 35℃ and can be operated via the touch control panel or with the remote control. This model has lots of thoughtful details, including a timer (up to 12 hours), a removable and cleanable filter and 3 fan speeds.

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In addition, thermostats and built-in timers are very useful features to look out for. Size matters, too. If a heater is too large it will take up loads of space when you’re using it and could prove a challenge to store in your caravan, where space is often at a premium. Finally, you’ll want to be certain that the heater is easy to position and, once in place, it is stable. The Diddy is surprisingly powerful for its size and can match the power of its bigger sibling the Kampa Cuboid at 750W or 1500W. The downside is that because it’s so small, that hot air is not easy to distribute across a big camping space – for smaller tents and campervans, it’s perfect though and a great price.Options for 1-2 working day delivery and next day timed services available on most items Zone B Surcharge Areas