Stansport Portable Outdoor Propane Radiant Heater (195),Black

Perfect for my golf cart to take the chill off during those cold mornings/ days. Adjustable temperature control so the cart doesn’t get too hot.Delivered before expected date.

This is a great little heater for a very small area. IU have a golf cart that I use it in, and it works great, even on LOW setting. The description says it has an automatic lighter, but I have never gotten the heater going by holding the button indicated as a lighter. I use a propane cig lighter, which works great.This unit is small, throws a good amount of heat. It does well in my golf cart, and would also be sufficient for a small two-person ice-fishing shack. Too small for a large tent.

Worked perfectly well. Easy to use and puts out a lot of heat.

And especially handy for camping when fires are banned. It gives of a nice warm glow and a good amount of heat. Not enough to share on a very cold night, but great for a little chill in the air for a couple people sitting next to each other, or one person to hog on the cold nights. The base keeps it fairly stable, but be wary of kids, dogs, and perhaps adults after a few beers (lol). It will tip over if lightly bumped. Luckily there is an auto safety stop feature, but the guard is still plenty hot. And one canister lasted for many hours even on the highest heat setting. I would highly recommend.

Unit works OK, I like that it is small and portable and it puts out decent heat for its size. Seems somewhat fragile, but that's the trade-off for a lightweight portable device. My main complaint is that the unit is wrongly advertised - from the description above: "Matchless Electronic IgnitionEasy start with a matchless electronic ignition and includes stable plastic base with fold-out feet." (See attached screen shot.) This device DOES NOT have matchless electronic ignition; the red button is only to increase gas flow to start the heater, you still need a match or lighter to ignite.I will keep it as a back-up heater but disappointed it does not have a built-in spark as advertised.

Works as it should.

You need two of the squatty propane tanks per night. I am quite sure they are honest about the heat output. They go back and forth about 'can you use it in a tent.' Well we did. It is essentially a catalytic heater. I have used a coleman lamp in a tent for half a century without problems. We had no trouble with carbon monoxide or the moisture some here said would happen. It was a vented rainfly type tent. The wind sucked the heat this thing made right out. We ended up getting an electric blanket to sleep on. We used it at the house for a few hours when the furnace had been down. It worked well for that. It has a nice pop out base and it is easy to operate.

used it when duck hunting and it was nice to have. Light enough to carry a long distance along with decoys, gun, ammo lunch and stuff. Compact