National Propane Day is a pretty good excuse to talk about one of our favorite things for cold-weather camping: Propex propane heaters.
If you’ve ever woken up in your camper to a frosty morning, you already know that a good heater can make the difference between getting up and getting back under the blankets. Propex heaters are a popular choice for camper owners because they provide dry, comfortable heat without taking up much space.
Another big benefit? The combustion and exhaust stay outside of your living space. Propex heaters draw in outside air for combustion and vent the exhaust back outside, while warm air is circulated into your camper. That means you get the warmth you want without adding combustion moisture to the inside of your camper.
At Mountain Time Campers, we carry several Propex options to help you find the right heater for your setup.
Propex HS2000
The Propex HS2000 is a compact forced-air propane heater designed for smaller spaces like vans and campers. It provides 6,500 BTUs of heat while keeping the heater itself tucked away, making it a great option when interior space is limited.
The HS2000 produces dry heat and vents combustion exhaust outside, helping keep your camper warm and comfortable without adding humidity to the interior.
It’s compact, efficient, and a longtime favorite for keeping a camper warm on chilly nights.
Propex HS2211
Need a little more flexibility with installation? The Propex HS2211 is an externally mounted propane heater that keeps the main heater outside of your living space.
With 6,500 BTUs of heat, it’s a great option for camper setups where interior space is at a premium. Since the unit mounts underneath the vehicle, you get more usable space inside while still having a reliable source of heat.
Like the rest of the Propex lineup, the HS2211 provides dry heat while venting combustion exhaust outside, keeping your interior warm without bringing the byproducts of combustion into your living space.
Propex HS2800
For larger campers or anyone who wants a little more heating power, there’s the Propex HS2800.
This heater puts out 9,500 BTUs, making it a good choice for larger interiors or particularly cold-weather adventures. Like the HS2000, it uses forced air to distribute warm, dry heat throughout your camper.
The combustion process stays outside, with the exhaust vented outside your camper so you can enjoy the heat without adding combustion moisture to the interior.
Propex PS2000
Looking for something newer? The Propex PS2000 delivers 6,500 BTUs of heat in a compact package designed for camper applications.
It provides the same kind of dry, forced-air heat that makes Propex heaters a favorite for cold-weather camping, while keeping combustion and exhaust outside of your living space.
It’s a great option for keeping your camper warm without sacrificing valuable interior room, whether you’re heading out for a weekend trip or settling in for a longer adventure.
Propex Slimline PS2000
If you’re looking for the latest addition to the Propex lineup, the Slimline PS2000 is now available for pre-order.
The Slimline PS2000 provides 6,500 BTUs of heat while offering a slimmer design that gives you more flexibility when it comes to installation. It’s designed with compact camper spaces in mind, making it a great option for builds where every inch matters.
You get dry, comfortable heat without introducing combustion exhaust into your camper, making it a great choice for staying warm during cold-weather adventures.
The Slimline PS2000 is currently available for pre-order, so you can get your heater lined up before the next cold-weather adventure.
Why Propane?
Propane heaters are popular in campers for a reason. They provide a lot of heat from a relatively compact system, and they don’t require your house battery to do all the work of creating heat.
And unlike some heating methods that can add moisture to the air, Propex heaters provide dry heat. Since the combustion air and exhaust are handled outside, you can stay warm and comfortable without adding combustion moisture to your camper.
Whether you’re spending a weekend in the mountains, waking up to a frosty trailhead, or simply trying to make shoulder-season camping a little more comfortable, having a reliable heater can make your camper feel a whole lot more like home.
Ready for colder adventures?
From compact heaters for smaller campers to higher-output options for larger spaces, Mountain Time Campers has Propex heaters and accessories to help you stay warm wherever the road takes you.
Check out our selection of Propex heaters and find the right setup to keep the cold out and the adventure going.