Dyna-Glo RA18LPDG 18,000 BTU Radiant Cabinet Propane Heater

I use two of these for supplemental heating in my off-grid house in northern Idaho (26 inches of snow on the ground right now!). Works great )on low setting) for keeping the back bedroom perfectly comfortable during the nights when the living-room wood stove burns down to coals. I use the second one first thing in the morning to kick-start the warmth in the kitchen/living-room, until the wood stove gets going and gets nice and hot. Would recommend these to anyone....accompanying manual calls this a "Construction Heater" for use in buildings with plenty of air exchange....but I've never had a problem using them inside my home. Also, purchased 2 clip-on style 8-inch fans that I attached to the top-rear of the heater to help move the radiated heat around the room(s).

I hesitated to buy this heater because I had read many reviews stating the pilot light won't stay lit. If there was a problem apparently the company has righted it because I do not have that issue. As a matter of fact I LOVE THIS HEATER!!! It is going to save me a fortune on my electric bill this winter. The temp was 26 degrees outside the other night and I ran this heater on low and was comfortable in my big open floor plan living room/kitchen/hallway with 12-ft ceilings. Heats well over the promised 600 ft. I do not use this heater overnight or when I am not at home and I have a carbon monoxide detector hooked up close to the heater, plus the heater itself has a sensor that will shut off the heater if the oxygen becomes unsafe so I feel very safe using this heater in my home. This heater is way safer, efficient, and cheaper to operate than any kerosene heater in my opinion. Especially if there is somewhere close to you that will refill instead of exchange your tank. Around here propane is 2.50 a gallon and kerosene is almost five, not to mention the propane will last much longer. I have had my heater around a week and I am still on the same tank.