Good heater to reduce slide-out chill

Hey folks,

I recently purchased a good little oil-filled radiant heater: NewAir AH-400 Portable Space Heater

It works well for reducing local chill -- especially good for under the dinette or a desk.

This heater is low wattage (400watts) so should be just fine for a 15amp plug.

https://www.amazon.com/NewAir-AH-40...513964776&sr=8-2&keywords=newair+space+heater

HMMMM, maybe good option rather than lamp behind basement wall..........

esscobra said:

HMMMM, maybe good option rather than lamp behind basement wall..........

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I dunno, a 100 watt bulb puts out enough heat, that's all we've ever used behind the basement wall, even when we go skiing and get in the teens at night.

This little heater might be overkill for that space. Our daytime temps today were in the mid 30s. Working at my desk, I cycled it off and on throughout the day, because it did get nice and toasty under the desk. The good thing is that it does have a thermostat, and does radiate heat for a bit even after it's turned off.


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Oil heaters are great, but someday they eventually leak. So put a metal tray under it and you will always be fine. I used one in our old Class C and still use it, but not in the fifth wheel. It weighs a lot.