heater for roof top tent
Submitted: Sunday, Aug 16, 2009 at 18:12
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Member - Greg T (ACT)
hi gang,
i have been looking at getting a 12v bed heater for my ARB roof top tent.
after some research, i have found that
Kimberley kampers have what is called a di-electric membrane heater. it is placed under the mattress, heats the bed up and reduces condensation as
well. perfect!!
the only problem is that they (
Kimberley Kampers) only sell their accessories to
Kimberley kamper owners, they even ask for the campers chassis number or VIN number....
my question is, is there any thing else out on the market similar to this
Kimberley Kamper heater ?
Reply By: Dunedigger - Sunday, Aug 16, 2009 at 21:20
Sunday, Aug 16, 2009 at 21:20
This what you are looking for . . . link below . .
Features 12-volt Electric Blanket
With two heating stages
Integrated temperature guard
Strain-relieved connection cable
Heating elements of extremely flexible, coated wire
Suitable for mobile use
Two heating stages:
Stage I = pleasant permanent heat
Stage II = heat-up
Material:
Easy-care micro velour fleece, 100% polyester
Operating voltage 12 volts from cigarette lighter socket
Capacity
Stage I: 20 watts
Stage II: 45 watts
Dimensions (L x W) 1550 mm x 1050 mm
Test mark e-approved to 95/54/EC (EMC guidelines for vehicles)
MagicComfort MH25B Universal Electric Blanket
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Reply By: Member - Greg T (ACT) - Wednesday, Aug 19, 2009 at 07:15
Wednesday, Aug 19, 2009 at 07:15
Hi all,
thanks for the advice about the blanket and hardening up.
for me, there is nothing like going camping in the middle of winter in the high country with a couple of glugs of warming juice while the fish are on.
however, getting the bride to consider camping in -5 onwards again, an electric blanket is on the cards.
the water bottle doesn't last that long, especially when the bride has raynards (spelling?), so it is quite difficult for her to get warm. even with my manly snuggles.
ill be looking into that electric blanket a bit more, and see if i can get away with it on the spare battery.
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