Description
Gasmate Ducted Camping Gas Heater
Enjoy the warmth and comfort of home—now in the great outdoors. The Gasmate Ducted Camping Gas Heater is designed to safely and efficiently heat your tent, gazebo, camper trailer, or caravan. With its clever ducted system, you’ll experience an even distribution of heat, just like your heater at home.
Easy to set up, simply ignite the heater and connect the ducts for instant, cozy warmth. Perfect for extending your camping season or making cool evenings more comfortable, this compact unit takes the chill out of any adventure.
⚠️ Important – Outlet Temperature Information
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The Gasmate Ducted Camping Gas Heater can reach a maximum outlet air temperature of +58°C (±2°C) when operating in ambient temperatures up to +15°C.
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Please note: this temperature is measured directly at the heater outlet, not at the end of the flexible ducting tube, where the air will feel cooler.
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Heated air will begin flowing through the ducting within 2–3 minutes of operation.
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Once the maximum outlet temperature is reached, the burner will automatically switch off while the fan continues to run. The unit must be allowed to stabilise before being restarted.FEATURES:
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Enjoy our great outdoors |
Never be cold camping again with warm fan forced air directed through the ducting pipe |
| Ignition |
Push button electronic ignition |
| Built-in Storage |
Built-in storage compartment for ducting pipe, regulator and charging cord |
| Sealed Battery |
Rechargeable sealed battery with 240V power cord for charging |
| Battery Operated Fan |
Up to 5 hours of battery life when fully charged |
| Oxygen Depletion System |
Enhanced safety device which senses oxygen levels and switches off the entire unit when at a low level |
| Safety Tip Over Switch |
Gas supply stops if unit is accidentally knocked over |
| Flame failure safety system | If flame goes out, gas shuts off |
| Fully portable |
Compact design with carry handle |
| Ready to use |
Includes regulator |
| Gas certified |
Gas certified to Australian and New Zealand Standards |